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1956-1961
Kay E. Phillips, B.D., Ph.D.
Moderator of the
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
1958-1961
YEAR BOOK
of the
CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
of the United States 0/ America
Combining Volume No. 83
The Congregational Year Book
anc;l Volume No. 89
The Christian Annual
STATISTICS for I960
This volume is designed to provide a directory and sta-
tistics of the Congregational Christian Churches and other
Congregational Christian organizations. It is compiled
from information supplied to the Year Book Department
of the General Council by the Conferences and from
various other sources. Every effort has been made to verify
the material contained herein, but its accuracy cannot be
guaranteed, and its inclusion in this book is not intended
for purposes other than a statistical and
directional nature.
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general council of the
congregational christian churches
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Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
TABLE OF CONTENTS
For Alphabetical Index see General Index
DENOMINATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PAGE
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches 4-6
Corporation for the General Council 6
National Council of the Congregational Churches 7
The General Convention of the Christian Church 7
National Council of Pilgrim Fellowship 7
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 8
The Board of Home Missions of the Congregational Christian Churches 9, 10
The Council for Social Action 11
The Congregational Christian Service Committee, Inc 11
The Missions Council 12
Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply 12
The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers 13
Retirement Fund for Lay Workers 13
The Office of Communication 13
The Congregational Christian Historical Society 14
International Congregational Council 15
DIRECTORIES — STATISTICS OF CHURCHES
Conferences, Conventions and Associations 16-20
United Church of Christ 21-25
Colleges and Universities 26, 27
Congregational Christian Council of Theological Schools 27
Explanation of the Annual Statistics of the Churches 28
Conference and Convention Schedules 29-215
Congregational Christian Benevolences, Questions and Answers 216-217
Comparative Table by Conference (Summary I) 218-219
Comparative Table by Years (Summary II) 220
Supplementary Summary 221
Christian Summary, Comparative Table by Years 222
German Conference Summary 222
Final Distribution of Apportionment Receipts 222
General Council Financial Statement 223-225
Health and Welfare Institutions 257
REFERENCE MATERIAL
Constitution, By-Laws and Standing Rules of the General Council 226-239
Meetings of the National Council of Congregational Churches 240
Meetings of the General Convention of the American Christian Church 240
Meetings of the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches 240
PERSONNEL DIRECTORIES
National Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women 241
National Laymen's Fellowship, State or Convention Presidents 242
Missionaries of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions . . 243-245
Congregational Christian Service Committee Overseas Personnel 245
Congregational Christian Chaplains U. S. Armed Forces and Allied Agencies . . 246-247
Fellowship of Campus Ministry 248-253
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Ministers in Ecumenical Work 254
Ministers Teaching Religion 255, 256
Directors of Religious Education of Churches . , 258-262
Lay Members Directory 263-265
THE MINISTRY
Congregational Christian Ordinations, 1960 266-268
Necrology of Congregational Christian Ministers 269-277
Pastors of Other Denominations and Licentiates 311-328
Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing 329-398
Limited Ordinations 398
Last Minute Revisions 399
ADVERTISING
Commercial 278-299
Colleges and Seminaries 300-310
General Alphabetical Index 400-402
Geographical Index by State 403
USEFUL ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches 1 *287 Fourth Ave.
Department of the Ministry — Personnel Records Office [ New York 10, N. Y.
Year Book Department — Master Mailing List Department J GRamercy 5-2121
Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers ]
Board of Home Missions Congregational Christian Churches I 287 Park Ave. South
Missions Council > New York 10, N. Y.
Office of Communication GRamercy 5-2121
Retirement Fund for Lay Workers J
Council for Social Action, 289 Park Ave. South, New York
10, N. Y. GRamercy 5-2121
United Church of Christ, 297 Park Ave. South, New York
10, N. Y. GRamercy 5-2121
United Church Herald, 297 Park Ave. South, New York
10, N. Y. GRamercy 5-2121
Congregational Christian Service Committee, 110 E. 29th
St., New York 16, N. Y. MUrryhill 5-1432
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1 14 Beacon St.
Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply / Boston 8, Mass.
Missions Council J CApital 7-1750
Pilgrim Press, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. LAfayette 3-4200
Congregational Christian Historical Society, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. LAfayette 3-3869
Missions Council 1 19 S. LaSalle St.
National Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women > Chicago 3, 111.
J STate 2-8733
Pilgrim Press, 19 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, 111. STate 2-8731
National Laymen's Fellowship, 10 W. Lockwood Ave.,
St. Louis 19, Mo. woodland 2-4650
* Park Avenue South is now the official name of what was formerly called Fourth Avenue. The General
Council, for the present, is retaining Fourth Avenue as its mailing address.
4 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES OF THE UNITED STATES
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, New York
Moderator — Rev. Ray E. Phillips, St. Loiiis, Mo.
Assistant Moderators — Miss Elsie M. Fabris, Long Beach, Cal.; Rev. Archie H. Hook, Seattle, Wash.;
Rev. James W. Lenhart, Des Moines, Iowa; Rev. Vere V. Loper, Berkeley, Cal.; Rev. Boynton
Merrill, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Secretary and Minister — Rev. Fred Hoskins, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Associate Secretary and Minister ■ — • Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Treasurer — Mb. John T. Beach, 12 Victoria Ter., Upper Montclair, N. J.
Assistant to the Secretary — Rev. Albert C. Ronandee, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Ministers to Armed Forces and Chaplains — Rev. Russell T. Loesch, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
The Executive Committee
Chairman: Mr. Ashby E. Bladen, 379 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J.
Vice Chairman: Rev. Kenneth E. Nye, 210 Orchard Ridge Rd., Chappaqua, N. Y.
Ex-officio: The Moderator
Term Expiring 1961: Term Expiring 1963: Term Expiring 1965:
Mr. Ashby E. Bladen, N. J. Mrs. Axel Anderson, Mass. Mrs. Edgar Bark, Wis.
Mrs. Lyman T. Grossman, Cal. Mr. Harold L. Blakeslee, Conn. Rev. Oliver K. Black, Mass.
Rev. Jesse H. Dollar, Va. Mr. Stanley F. Dole, Mich. Rev. Gibson I. Daniels, Conn.
Rev. Paul S. Kershner, Cal. Rev. Frank Edmund Jenkins, Pa. Dr. Frederick Munson, 111.
Mrs. Arnold Norum, Minn. Rev. Kenneth E. Nye, N. Y. Mr. Robert C. Shoemaker, Mass.
Rev. Jerry W. Trexler, Cal. Rev. Alfred W. Swan, Wis. Mrs. Harvey M. Williamson, Ohio
Corresponding Members — Rev. Fred Hoskins and Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill, Secretaries of the General
Council; Mr. Wm. Kincaid Newman (Annuity Fund); Rev. Alford Carleton (Am. Bd.); Rev. Truman B.
Douglass (Bd. Home Missions); Rev. Ray Gibbons (C.S.A.); Rev. David H. Sandstrom (Missions Council);
Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony (Service Committee) ; Mr. William E. Peterson (Laymen's Fellowship) ; Mr.
James Schmidt (Pilgrim Fellowsliip) ; Re-\ . Lillian Gregory (Natl. Fellowship Cong. Chr. Women); Rev.
Everett C. Parker (Communications); Rev. Cornelius E. Clark (E. Prov.); Rev. Jess H. Norenberg (Midw.
Prov.); Rev. Jesse F. Perrin (Pac. Prov.); Rev. Robbins E. Ralph (S.E. Prov.); Rev. Edward S. Treat
(W. Prov.); Mr. John T. Beach (Treas.).
The Nominating Committee
Term Exinring 1961: Term Expiring 1963:
Mrs. Wilford Evans, Wis. Mr. George B. Hastings, Neb.
Mr. Martin T. Garren, N. C. Rev. John C. Mickle, Tenn.
Rev. Martin L. Goslin, Wash. Chm. Mrs. Elmo Niccum, Ind.
Mr. Ernest G. Hildner, Jr., 111. Mr. Harold K. Norton, N. Y.
Mrs. Earl Linden, Conn. Rev. Lincoln Y. Reed, Colo.
Rev. Waldo S. Richards, Ariz. Mrs. L. T. Schoen, Minn.
Chairman of the Committee on Credentials
{For the triennium)
Rev. Frederick F. Driftmier, Mass.
Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions
(For the triennium)
Rev. Charles L. Copenhaver, Cal.
1960]
General Council
Commission on Interchurch Relations and Christian Unity
Term Expiring 1961:
tRev. David N. Beach, Chm.,
Mass.
Rev. Harry R. Butman, Cal.
tMr. Palmer D. Edmunds, 111.
Mr. Charles J. Kennedy, Neb.
Rev. Paul S. Kershner, Cal.
Mrs. Robert W. Reneker, 111.
Mr. William B. Smith, Wis.
Term Expiring 1963:
tMr. E. E. Briggs, Iowa
tRev. Philip W. Sarles, Minn.
tRev. Arnold Slater, Tenn.
Term Expiring 196B:
Rev. David G. Colwell, D. C.
Rev. Gerald E. Maggart, Mo.
Mrs. H. E. Walley, Ind.
Term Expiring 1961:
tMrs. Eugene V. Haynes, Utah
tDean Edward H. Lauer, Wash.
tRev. Roger E. Manners, Conn.
Commission on Stewardship
Term Expiring 1963:
tRev. J. Ford Forsyth, Ariz.,
Convener
tRev. Clement F. Hahn, Wash.
tMr. George Martin, Ore.
Term Expiring 1965:
Rev. John Vincent Crane, Ore.
Mrs. Jane Michael, Wash.
Rev. Robert W. Putsch, Mont.
Department of the Ministry
Director: Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill
Minister to Armed Forces and Chaplains: Rev. Russell T. Loesch
Personnel Records Office — Marjorie I. Powell
Term Expiring 1961:
tRev. Mervin M. Deems, Me.
tRev. Arthur F. Elmes, D. C.
tRev. Mary Ely Lyman, Mass
Members of the Commission
Term Expiring 1963:
tMr. Robert C. Baldwin, Conn.
tRev. Fletcher C. Lester, N. C.
tRev. Frederica Mitchell, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1965:
tRev. Percel O. Alston, N. C.
tRev. Richard F. Beyer, Vt.
tMr. Chester W. Jenks, N. H.
tRev. Walter A. Teller, N. Y.
Co-opted — Rev. Richard P. Carter, Conn.; Rev. William A. Leath, Ohio.
Cooperating Staff — Rev. Porter Bower, Rev. Bryant Drake, Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill, Rev. Russell T.
Loesch, Rev. Loy L. Long, Rev. Andrew V. McCracken, Mr. Wm. Kincaid Newman, Rev. Stanley U.
North, Mr. William Peterson, Rev. Horace G. Robson.
Representatives on the Executive Committee of the
International Congregational Council
Rev. Fred S. Buschmeyer, D. C.
Rev. Fred Hoskins, N. Y.
Rev. Harland G. Lewis, Conn.
Rev. Richard R. Niebuhr, Mass.
Rev. Henry R. Rust, Cal.
Miss Helen H. Smith, Ohio
Rev. Alfred W. Swan, Wis.
Mr. Ashby E. Bladen, N. J.
(co-opted by the I.C.C.)
U. S. Conference for the World Council of Churches
Rev. Stuart Anderson, Cal.
Mr. Ashby E. Bladen, N. J.
Rev. Alford Carleton, Mass.
Rev. Truman B. Douglass, N.
Mr. John Graff, S. D.
fActive members.
Y.
Rev. J. Archie Hargraves, N. Y,
Rev. Fred Hoskins, N. Y.
Rev. Edward F. Manthei, 111.
Mrs. Henry Owen, Wash.
Dean Liston Pope, Conn.
Miss Helen H. Smith, Ohio
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[1960
Representatives to the General Assembly of the National Council of the
Churches of Christ in America
Principals:
Dr. Robert M. Bartlett, Ohio
Mrs. John C. Bennett, N. Y.
Miss Margaret R. Blemker, Mass.
Rev. Sidney H. Buckham, Utah
Rev. Alford Carleton, Mass.
Mrs. James E. Chinn, Ore.
Mr. S. Bruce Copeland, Cal.
Hon. William C. Dixon, Cal.
Rev. Truman B. Douglass, N. Y.
Rev. John E. Felible, Mich.
Rev. John Ford Forsyth, Ariz.
Rev. Ray Gibbons, N. Y.
Mrs. Allen Hackett, Mo.
Mr. Carl H. Holdridge, Mass.
Mrs. Douglas Horton, N. H.
Rev. Fred Hoskins, N. Y.
Rev. Vere V. Loper, Cal.
Rev. Everett W. MacNair, Ala.
Rev. John F. McClelland, Mont.
Rev. William E. McCormack, Cal.
Mrs. Clarence L. Murdey, Wash.
Mr. John G. Neukom, Cal.
Rev. William D. Pratt, Cal.
Mrs. R. Wilbur Simmons, Cal.
Dr. Hugo W. Thompson, Minn.
Alternates:
Rev. Daniel Bliss, Mass.
Mrs. Charles T. Brewster, N. H.
Rev. W. Carl Calhoun, Wash.
Rev. Donald M. Cassiday, Wyo.
Mrs. W. T. M. Cook, Cal.
Rev. S. Macon Cowles, Jr., N. Y.
Mrs. Lyman T. Grossman, Cal.
Mr. Tilford E. Dudley, D. C.
Mrs. Fern B. Grant, Philippines
Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill, N. Y.
Mrs. Frank Havice, Colo.
Miss Elizabeth Helz, Cal.
*Mrs. Stanley K. James, Vt.
Rev. George D. Jenkins, Cal.
Mr. Lewis Lucas, Conn.
Rev. Frederick M. Meek, Mass.
Mr. E. Dale Peak, Utah
Rev. Albert J. Penner, Mass.
Dr. Elmer L. Sevringhaus, N. J.
Rev. Howard E. Spragg, N. Y.
Mr. Robert Waggoner, Wash.
Mr. Harold Wahlberg, Cal.
Mrs. Thomas Wight, Cal.
Mr. Edwin B. Zeller, Iowa
*deceased
Representatives on the General Board of the National Council of the
Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.
Principals:
Rev. Alford Carleton, Mass.
Rev. Truman A. Douglass, N. Y.
Rev. Fred Hoskins, N. Y.
Dr. Hugo W. Thompson, Minn.
Alternates:
Rev. Daniel Bliss, Mass.
Rev. Ray Gibbons, N. Y.
Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill, N. Y.
Rev. John F. McClelland, Mont.
THE CORPORATION FOR THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES OF THE UNITED STATES
287 Park Avenue South, New York 10, New York
Moderator — Rev. Ray E. Phillips
President — Frederick J. Millett
Vice President — Philip L. Garret
Secretary — Wm. Kincaid Newman
Term Expiring 1961
John T. Beach, N. J.
Philip L. Garret, N. Y.
Alfred C. Howell, Conn.
Rev Albert J. Penner, Mass.
Rev. Alfred G. Walton, N. Y.
Assistant Secretary — Rev. Fred Hoskins
Treasurer — ■ Rev. Howard E. Spragg
Assistant Treasurers — Alfred Boser, Jr., Marion
Ferguson, William J. Nelson, Ralph Russell
Term Expiring 1963
William H. Arnold, Conn.
Frank E. Barrows, N. J.
Walter F. Dingley, N. Y.
HoUis B. Pease, N. Y.
James E. Prince, N. J.
Term Expiring 1965
Charles M. Bliss, Conn.
R. A. Budington, Jr., Conn.
J. Watson MacDowell, N. Y.
Frederick J. Millett, N. Y.
Leslie R. Rounds, Me.
1960] National Council — General Convention 7
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
Organized Oberlin, Ohio, November 17, 1871. Merged with the General Convention of the Christian
Church, Seattle, Washington, June 27, 1931. Meets biennially in conjunction with the General Council of
the Congregational Christian Churches for necessary legal business. Only such offices, committees and
commissions as are necessary to its legal operations are maintained.
Moderator — Rev. Ray E. Phillips
Assistant Moderators — Rev. Akchie Hook, Wash.; Rev. Vere V. Loper, Cal.; Rev. James W. Lenhart,
la.; Rev. Boynton Merrill, Ohio; Miss Elsie M. Farris, Cal.
Secretary and Minister — Rev. Fred Hoskins, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Associate Secretary and Minister — Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Treasurer — Mr. John T. Beach, 12 Victoria Ter., Upper Montclair, N. J.
Executive Committee and other committees and commissions — The members of the corresponding bodies of
the General Council.
THE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Organized in Windham, Connecticut, 1819 as the Christian General Conference, or Convention; its
constitution was amended in 1866, after wliich it was known as The American Christian Convention until
1922, when its constitution was again amended and the name changed to The General Convention of the
Christian Church. Merged with the National Council of the Congregational Churches, Seattle, Wasliington,
June 27, 1931. It is continued for necessary legal business. In 1959 the Constitution and the By-Laws of the
General Convention of the Christian Church was amended to provide that the members of the General
Convention shall be the persons who are and who hereafter shall be the members of the Executive Commit-
tee of the General Council of the Congregational Christian Churches.
Chairman — Mr. Ashby E. Bladen, 379 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J.
Secretary — Rev. Fred Hoskins, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Treasurer — Mr. John T. Beach, 12 Victoria Ter., Upper Montclair, N. J.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP
14 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Mass.
President — James Schmidt, 5544 Surrey Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio
Vice-President — Robert Bowers, 15853 Via Para, San Lorenzo, Cal.
Secretary — Fayb Bennett, Pembroke, N. H.
Assistant Secretary — June Yamauchi, 1246 Palolo Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii
Faith Chairman — Marilyn Reynolds, 885 West Dr., Indianapolis, Ind.
Action Chairman — Mark Miller, 6238 N. E. 25th Ave., Portland, Ore.
Fellowship Chairman — David VanEpps, 1026 Englewood Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Secretary, Young People's Work —
Secretary, Junior High Work —
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AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
(The Foreign Missionary Arm of the Congregational Christian Churches of the United States)
Congregational House, 14 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Mass.
Organized in 1810, Incorporated in 1812
President — Mrs. Douglas Horton
Vice-Presidents — Glenway N. Nethercut, M.D., Mrs. Allen Hackett, Mb. Sargent H. Wellman
Recording Secretary — Rev. George E. Cary
Assistant Recording Secretary — Rev. John R. Chapman
Executive Vice-President — Rev. Alpord Carleton
Assistant to Executive Vice-President — Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony
Treasurer — Mr. Carl H. Holdhidge
Assistant Treasurers — -Mb. Earle E. Smith, Mr. Vernon H. Branneky
Foreign Department Secretaries — Miss Margaret R. Blemker, Europe and the Near East; Rev. Paul R.
Gregory, Pacific Areas; Rev. Tflfer Mook, India and Ceylon; Dr. John A. Reuling, Africa, Rev.
Oscar C. Nussman, Latin America, Mrs. Chester G. Starkey, Administrative Assistant and Employ-
ment Officer.
Secretary for B.I.M. Relationships — Rev. Dobbs F. Ehlman
Personnel Secretary — Rev. Loy L. Long
Associate Personnel Secretary — • Miss Charlotte Reid
Educational Secretary — Rev. David M. Stowe
Librarian and Research Secretary — Miss Mary A. Walker
Purchasing and Shipping Agent — Mr. Fbank A. Stowebs
Assistant Purchasing and Shipping Agent — Mr. Irving E. Fletcher
Administrative Secretary of the Missions Council — Rev. David H. Sandstbom
Associate Executive Secretary (Boston) of the Missions Council — Rev. Theodore S. Hobvath
Secretary of Project Department — Rev. Ralph R. Shrader
Prudential Committee: Chairman — Mr. Loomis Patbick; Vice-Chairman — Rev. Albebt J. Penner;
Clerk — Rev. B. Kenneth .4nthony; Assistarit Clerk ■ — Rev. Loy L. Long; Mbs. Martin P. Albhecht,
Dr. Robebt M. Babtlett, Mrs. T. F. Rutledge Beale, Rev. Robert P. Beck, Mrs. Guy A. Benchofp,
Prof. John C. Bennett, Rev. Reuben J. Biebbaum, Mb. Theodobe C. Bolliger, Mb. Ch.'vbles T.
Bonos, Jb., Mrs. Chaeles T. Bbewsteb, Rev. E. O. Butkofsky, Mb. Richard P. Chapman, Rev. Losing
D. Chase, Rev. Joseph C. Cleveland, Rev. David J. Davis, Mbs. Edward F. Douglass, Rev. David
Dunn, Mrs. Dwight J. Dwinell, Rev. Rodney Heckman, Rev. Elmer H. Hoefer, Rev. Paul S.
Kershner, Mrs. Walter J. Kohl, Mr. William A. Kugleb, Rev. Vernon A. Loescheb, G. Dbnnison
Malloby, D.D.S., Rev. Frederick M. Meek, Mrs. Paul S. Minear, Rev. William C. Nelson, Mr.
W. Elliott Pratt, Jr., Pbes. Mollis F. Price, Mbs. H. C. Randall, Mb. Obval F. Reeves, Rev.
Heinrich F. J. Rest, Mrs. Harold A. Roberts, Rev. Henby A. W. Schaeffeb, Pres. How.ird Schomer,
Db. Elmer L. Severinghaus, Rev. William R. Shaffeb, Mbs. Stuart E. Sinclair, Mrs. Clabbnce E.
Sitleb, Rev. Chables H. Stem, Rev. Paul V. Taylor, Mr. Edwin B. Zellbr; also the President and
Vice-Presidents ex officio.
For American Board Missionaries see index.
1960]
National Societies
THE BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
General Office 7 Park Avenue South, New York 10, New York
President — Rev. James W. Lenhart*, Des Moines, Iowa
Vice Presidents — Mr. Alfred E. Buck*, New York, N. Y., Mrs. Fred A. Eppenberqer*. St. Louis, Mo.
Rev. Oliver Powell*, Oak Park, 111.
Executive Vice President — Rev. Truman B. Douglass
Treasurer — Rev. Howard E. Sfrago
Assistant Treasurers — Mr. Alfred Boser, Jr., Miss Marion Ferguson, Mr. William J. Nelson, Mb.
Ralph Russell
General Secretary for Program — Rev. Robert W. Spike
Secretary — Mr. Wm. Kincaid Newman
Board of Directors
Chairman — Rev. James W. Lenhart*, Des Moines, Iowa
Vice-Chairmen — Mr. Alfred E. Buck*, New York, N. Y., Mrs. Fred A. Eppenberger* St. Louis, Mo.,
Rev. Oliver Powell*, Oak Park, 111.
Secretary — Rev. Robert W. Spike
Class of 1960:
*Mrs. Myron W. Bemis, Mass.
Mr. J. Berkeley Boniface, N. J.
*Mrs. Walter C. Candy, Wis.
*Rev. Gibson I. Daniels, Conn.
Rev. Robert C. Dodds, Conn.
Rev. Lawrence L. Durgin, N. Y.
Mr. Robert G. Elpliinstone, N. J.
Rev. Fred Hoskins, Conn.
Rev. Harland G. Lewis, Conn.
Mrs. George A. Lunday, Mont.
*Hon. Hipolito Marcano, P. R.
Mr. Frederick J. Millett, N. Y.
Mrs. A. T. Quarles, 111.
*Rev. R. Wiley Scott, Fla.
Mr. George W. Skilton, Conn.
*Mrs. John A. Wallberg, N. Y.
*Hon. Donald W. Webber, Me.
*Mrs. Richard L. White, Conn.
* Members of the Executive Committee.
Class of 1962:
Mr. Charles M. Bliss, N. Y.
Rev. William Carl Calhoun, Wash.
Mrs. W. T. M. Cook, Cal.
Rev. Ross Cannon, Mass.
*Mrs. Harold E. Craw, Conn.
*Mrs. Keith Elliot, Mich.
*Rev. William L. Halfaker, Minn.
*Dr. Theodore K. Lawless, 111.
Mrs. Perry R. Longaker, Ohio
*Rev. John F. McClelland, Mont.
Rev. Daniel W. Nicely, 111.
*Mr. Cyril Nutley, N. Y.
*Mr. Harold K. Schellenger, Ohio
Mrs. R. Wilbur Simmons, Cal.
Mr. William F. Treiber, N. Y.
*Mr. Albert B. Tucker, 111.
*Rev. John E. Wallace, Mass.
Mrs. W. B. Williams, Va.
Higher Education and American Missionary Association Division
General Secretary — Rev. Wesley A. Hotchkiss
Secretary for Race Relations — Mr. Herman H. Long, Nashville, Tenn.
Secretary for Campus Christian Life — Rev. Bryant Drake, Chicago, 111.
Secretary for Religion and Race — Rev. Galen R. Weaver
Christian Education Division
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
General Secretary — Rev. Edward A. Powers
Secretaries — Rev. Leila W. Anderson (Chicago)
Rev. Howard F. Boardman
Rev. Walter E. Dobler
Miss Louise Drew
Miss Frances W. Eastman
Miss Merle L. Easton
Rev. J. Elliott Finlay
Rev. Elinor G. Galusha
Miss Carolyn E. Goddard
Riv. Joseph A. Howell
Miss Patricia Risdon
Miss Ruth Sprague
Miss Mildred C. Widber (Chicago)
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Division of Church Extension and Evangelism
General Secretary — Rev. Stanley U. North
Secretaries:
New Church Development — Rev. Ira Donald Black
Church Building — Mr. John E. Morse
Church Finance Advisory Service — Mr. Curtis R. Schumacher, Rev. Harris E. Heverly, Denver,
Colo., Rev. Gilbert L. Weidman, Chicago, 111.
Field Research — Rev. Yoshio Fukuyama
Town and Country Church — Rev. Serge F. Hummon, Chicago, 111.
Evangelism — Rev. Gerald J. Jud, Rev. Willis E. Elliott, Jr., 2969 W. 25th St., Cleveland 13, Ohio
Urban Church — Rev. Joseph W. Merchant
Health and Welfare — Rev. Lawrence M. Upton
Ministerial Relief Division
The work of Ministerial Relief, formerly carried on through the Ministerial Relief Division of The Board
of Home Missions, is now administered by The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers.
Pilgrim Press Division
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
19 South La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111.
General Manager — Mr. Charles A. Butts, Boston, Mass.
Co-Editor, United Church Herald — Rev. Andrew Vance McCracken, 297 Park Ave. S., New York 10,
N. Y.
Manager, Boston Book Store — Miss Dora Brown, Boston, Mass.
Manager, Chicago Book Store — Mr. Ernest H. Husman
Curriculum Consultant — Rev. Almeda C. Vickery, Boston, Mass.
Promotion Manager — Miss Margaret Blethen, Boston, Mass.
Special Promotion, Board of Home Missions
Secretary — Rev. Walter C. Giersbach
Promotion and Missionary Education
The Missions Council is the official body responsible for the Promotion and Missionary Education of
the Board of Home Missions. The Secretaries of the Joint Staff with their designated responsibilities may
be found in the Missions Council directory, see page 12.
The Laymen's Fellowship
National Director — Mr. William E. Peterson, 10 W. Lockwood Ave., St. Louis 19, Mo.
1960] National Societies 11
THE COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL ACTION
289 Park Avenue, South, New York 10, N. Y.
Chairman — Pf. Hugo W. Thompson Secretary — Mrs. John C. Bennett
Vice-Chairman — Rev. Emerson G. Hangen Treasurer — Dr. Park J. White
Rev. George D. Alley, Mr. Herbert E. Baldwin, Mrs. John C. Bennett, Mrs. Theodore T.
Dixon, Mr. Tilfohd E. Dudley, Rev. Clyde C. Flannery, Rev. Emerson G. Hangen, Mrs. Frank
Havice, Pf. Ralph D. Hyslop, Dr. Percy L. Julian, Rev. James H. Lightbourne, Jr., Rev. A. William
Loos, Rev. Everett W. MacNair, Mrs. Horace Shonle, Mr. Arthur D. Shores, Mrs. Paul Tanner,
Pf. Hugo W. Thompson, Dr. Park J. White.
Ex-Officio: Rev. Alfobd Carleton, Rev. Truman B. Douglass, Rev. Fbed Hoskins, Rev. Ray E.
Phillips.
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Director — Rev. Ray Gibbons International Relations — Rev. Herman F. Reissig
Publications and Editor, Social Action — Miss R. Elizabeth Johns
Race Relations — Rev. Galen R. Weaver
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE, INC.
no East 29th St., New York 16, New York
Officers op the Corporation
President — Mr. Loomis Patrick Recording Secretary — Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony
Vice-President — Rev. Albert J. Penner Treasurer — Mr. Carl H. Holdridge
Executive Vice-President — Rev. Alfobd Carleton Asst. Treasurer — Miss Lucy V. Seidler
Executive Secretary — Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony
Associate Executive Secretary — Rev. Walter C. Tong
Officers of the Board
Chairman — Rev. Alden S. Mosshammer Secretary — Mrs. F. Cushing Foss
Vice-Chairman — Rev. Albert J. Penner
The Board of Directors is elected by the Corporation which in turn is composed of twenty-four members
of the Prudential Committee of the American Board.
Class of 1962 — Mrs. John Hazzard, Mr. David S. Ligon, Mrs. J. L. McCorison, Jr., Mrs. Paul S. Minear,
Mrs. William E. Wisseman.
Class of 1963 — Rev. Everett A. Babcock, Mr. Harold B. Belcher, Mrs. F. Cushing Foss, Rev. Frank R.
Hamilton, Rev. Alden S. Mosshammer.
Class of 1964 — Rev. Rodney Heckman, Rev. Roland W. Nye, Rev. Albert J. Penner, Rev. Henry A. W.
Schaeffer, Mrs. Clarence E. Sitler.
Co-opted Members — 'Rev. S. Macon Cowles, Jr., Rev. LeRoy Eide, Miss Lillian S. Gregory, Miss Marjory
A. Martin, Mr. Harold S. Miner, Youth Secretary of the Division of Christian Education.
Ex-Officio Directors — Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony, Rev. Alford Carleton, Rev. Truman B. Douglass,
Rev. Ray Gibbons, Mr. Carl H. Holdridge, Rev. Fred Hoskins, Rev. David H. Sandstrom.
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THE MISSIONS COUNCIL
287 Park Avenue South, New York 10, N. Y. 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
19 S. LaSalle St., Cliicago 3, 111.
Chairman — Rev. Henry E. Robinson, Fairfield, Conn.
Vice-Chairman — Mrs. John C. Bennett, New York
Treasurer — Mr. Harold B. Belcher, Boston
Recording Secretary — Rev. William Carl Calhoun, Bellingham, Wash.
Associate Minister in charge of Administration — Rev. David H. Sandstrom, New York
Associate Executive Secretary — Rev. Theodore S. Horvath, Boston
Associate Executive Secretaries — Miss Lillian S. Gregory, Rev. James E. Waehy, Chicago
Assistant Treasurer and Office Secretary — Miss Lucy V. Seidler, New York
New York — Director of Visual Aids — Rev. Porter Bower
Secretary for Special Gifts, Wills, Trusts — Rev. Walter C. Giersbach
Friendly Service Secretary — ■ Miss Marjory A. Martin
Program Secretary for Promotion — Rev. S. Macon Cowles, Jr.
Secretary of Field Promotion — Mr. LeRoy E. Eide
Director of Production — Mr. William K. Wilson
Stnff Associate, Literature Distribution and Injormation — Mrs. Milton Case
Boston — ■ Project Secretary — Rev. Ralph R. Shrader
Staff Associates, Speakers Bureau — Mrs. Dorothy M. Preble
Summer Camp and Conference Program — Miss Jean Carlisle
Resource and Information — Miss Dorothy E. Hampton
Chicago — Administrative Assistant, Women's Fellowsliip — ■ Miss Mildred Walker
Field Secretary, Women's Fellowship — Mrs. F. C. Lester
California — Western Regional Secretary — Mr. John Blaker Herod, 135 Pleasant Valley Drive,
Walnut Creek
Membership
The Missions Council consists of the thirty-six members together with the President and the Vice-
Presidents of The Board of Home Missions, the thirty-six members with the President and Vice-Presidents
of the American Board, the eighteen members of the Council for Social Action and the fifteen members of
the Board of Directors of the Service Committee, the two Superintendents who are members of the Ad
Interim Committee, the President of the National Women's Fellowsliip, and the Minister of the General
Council, ex officio.
National Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women
19 So. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, 111.
Executive Secretary — Miss Lillian S. Gregory
Administrative Assistant — Miss Mildred Walker
Field Secretary — Mrs. F. C. Lester
CONGREGATIONAL BOARD OF PASTORAL SUPPLY
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
Established 1894
Secretary — Rev. Horace G. Robson Secretary Emeritus — Rev. Charles G. Merrill, deceased
Chairman — Rev. James F. English
To assist Congregational Christian Churches in finding suitable pastors.
Maintained by the cooperating Congregational Conferences and Conventions in the eastern area of
the United States, the Department of the Ministry, and the Board of Home Missions.
Cooperates with the Department of the Ministry, Personnel Records Office, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y.
1960] National Societies 13
THE ANNUITY FUND FOR CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS
Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, 1914
287 Park Avenue South, New York 10, N. Y.
ANNUITY FUND OFFICERS
President — ■ William F. Treibeb
Vice-President — Mr. John T. Beach Treasurer — Mr. Howard E. Spragq
General Secretary — Mb. Wm. Kincaid NE-nirAN Actuarial Counsel — Huggins & Company
Associate — Rev. Harold N. Skidmore Assistant Secretary — Mrs. Alma K. Quimby
Assistant Treasurers — Mr. Alfred Boser, Jr., Miss Marion Ferguson, Mr. William J. Nelson
Mr. Ralph Russell
TRUSTEES
Rev. Robbins W. Barstow, Mr. John T. Beach, Mr. Ashby E. Bladen, Mr. Charles M. Bliss, Mr.
Alfred H. Hauseb, Mr. Alfred C. Howell, Mr. J. Watson MacDowell, Mr. Ray D. Murphy, Rev.
George G. Parker, Mr. Hollis B. Pease, Mr. Leslie R. Rounds, Mr. Willi.^^-m F. Trbiber.
RETIREMENT FUND FOR LAY WORKERS
Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, 1930
287 Park Avenue South, New York 10, N. Y.
The officers and trustees of the Retirement Fund for Lay Workers are the same as the officers and
trustees of The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers.
THE OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION
General Offices
289 Park Avenue South, New York 10, New York
Administrative Committee
Chairman — Mr. Harry Stacks
Vice-Chairman — Mrs. Arthur T. Calvert
Secretary — Rev. Franklin I. Sheeder
Treasurer — Miss Lucy V. Seidler
Membership
Mrs. Arthur T. Calvert, Rev. Alford Cableton, Rev. Pubd E. Deitz, Rev. Truman B. Douglass,
Rbv. Dobbs F. Ehlman, Rev. Ray Gibbons, Rev. Fred Hoskjns, Mr. Frank Ketcham, Rev. Cabl W.
Klein, Rev. Sheldon E. Mackey, Rev. David H. Sandstrom, Rev. Franklin I. Sheeder, Mb. Habby
Stacks, Rev. James E. Wagner.
Staff
Director — Rev. Everett C. Parker
Associate Director — • Miss Marjorie Hyer
Motion Picture Director — Mr. James F. Barclay
Manager, Boston Office — Mr. Boardman G. Getsinger, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
Manager, Midwest Office — Mrs. Catherine Lindeb, 1720 Chouteau Ave., St. Louis 3, Mo.
Staff Writer — Mrs. Dorothea M. Lindsey
Associate in Television-Radio — Mr. William Winslow
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Room 207, 14 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Mass.
OFFICERS, BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND COMMITTEES
President — James F. English, Conn.
Vice-Presidents — • Roland H. Bainton, Conn.
Fred Field Goodsell, Mass.
Executive Secretary — Vaughan Dabney, Mass. Clerk — J. Allyn Bradford, Mass.
Treasurer — James H. Lightbourne, Sr. , Pa. Librarian — John A. Harrer, Mass.
Florence E. Allen, Ohio, Ford Battles, Conn., David N. Beach, Mass., Oliver K. Black, Mass.,
Daniel Bliss, Mass., Arthur H. Bradford, N. H. , Fred S. Buschmeyer, D. C, Mrs. Ruth Cal-
vert, N. Y. , Annie R. Campbell, Tenn., Ross Cannon, Mass., Alford Carleton, Mass., Cornelius
E. Clark, Me., Robert Wood Coe, Mass., Frank Crook, Mass., Mervin M. Deems, Me., Wilbur
Stone Deming, Conn., Walter E. Dobler, Mass., Lucy M. Eldrbdge, N. Y., Lillian S. Gregory,
IlL, William K. Grobel, Tenn., George B. Hastings, Neb., Roger Hazelton, Ohio, Harland E.
Hogue, Cal., Archie H. Hook, Wash., Douglas Horton, N. H. , Fred Hoskins, N. Y. , Ralph
Hyslop, N. Y., Henry Smith Leiper, N. J. , Fletcher C. Lester, N. C, Vere V. Loper, Cal., An-
drew Vance McCracken, N. Y., Arthur C. McGiffert, Jr., Me., Frederick M. Meek, Mass.,
Charles C. Merrill, Mass., Verne D. Morey, Me., Roy M. Pearson, Mass., William E. Peter-
son, Mo., Rockwell H. Potter, Conn., Edward A. Powers, Mass., Mrs. Leslie R. Rounds, Me.,
Rodney W. Roundy, Me., Edward C. Sayler, S. D., Edith Scamman, Me., Mrs. W. W. Sellars,
N. C, Herbert R. Smith, Mass., Thomas Todd, Jr., Mass., Alfred Grant Walton, N. Y., Frank
M. Weiskel, Mass., Sargent H. Wellman, Mass., Frederick W. Whittakeh, Me., George H. Wil-
liams, Mass., Mrs. Harvey Williamson, Ohio, Arthur E. Wilson, R. I., Ola Elizabeth Winslow,
Me., Harold F. Worthley, Mass.
Executive Committee — The officers of the Society and Helen Kenyon, Conn., Albert J. Penner, Mass.
Clifford O. Simpson, Conn.
Christian Church Committee — H. H. Cunningham, N. C, Mrs. Oma U. Johnson, N. C, William T.
Scott, Va.
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INTERNATIONAL CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL
Constituent Members
Africa — Congregational Union of South Africa
Argentine — Congregational Union
Australia — Congregational Union
Brazil — Evangelical Congregational Christian Church Union
British Guiana — Congregational Union
British Isles:
Congregational Union of England and Wales
Congregational Union of Scotland
Congregational Union of Ireland
Union of Welsh Independents
Canada — The United Church
Finland — Free Church
Holland — ■ Remonstrant Brotherhood
Jamaica — • Congregational Union
New Zealand — Congregational Union
Sweden — • Mission Covenant Church
U. S. A. — Congregational Christian Churches
CHUBCHBS OF GROUPS OF AMERICAN BOARD AND LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY ORIGIN
{which are not necessarily Congregational)
Africa — Angola, Bechuanaland, Rhodesia, South Africa
Bulgaria
Czecho-Slovaki a
Madagascar
Mexico
Micronesia
Near East
Papua
South Sea Islands
UNITED CHURCHES INTO WHICH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES HAVE MERGED
China — The Church of Christ
India and Ceylon:
The Church of South India
The United Church of North India
Japan — The United Church of Christ
Philippines — The Church of Christ
THE OFFICERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL ARE:
Moderator: Rev. Dr. Russell H. Stafford (U.S.A.)
Assistant Moderators: Treasurer:
Mrs. Douglas Horton (U.S.A.) Rev. Dr. Arthur S. Wheelock (U.S.A.)
Dr. H. M. Rennie (Australia) Assistant Treasurer:
Rev. H. J. DE KiEviD (Holland) ]yiB_ Kenneth W. Thorndyke (Great Britain)
Minister and Secretary: Assistant Secretary:
Rev. Ralph F. G. Calder Rev. Glynmor John
Enquiries should be addressed to: Rev. Ralph F. G. Calder, 110 Memorial Hall,
Farringdon Street, London, E.G. 4, England
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DIRECTORY OF CONFERENCES with Elected Officers
and
ASSOCIATIONS with Registrars
(Mr. and Miss have been uniformly omitted)
CALIFORNIA, NORTHERN — Northern Califor-
nia Congregational Conference — Organized 1857.
870 Market St., ((168 Flood Bldg.,) San Francisco
2. Rev. Richard C. Norberg, Min.-Supt.; Rev.
Herbert N. Allen, Min. Chr.Edu.; Elizabeth Helz,
Dir. R. E.; Rev. Russel J. May, Dir. Stwdship.;
Arthur O. Pritchard, Jr., Bus. Mgr.-Treas.
Bay Rev. Gordon McKenzie, 5764 Walnut St.,
Oakland 6
Central Rev. Charles Spencer, 1150 W. Orangeburg
Ave., Modesto
German Rev. Carl J. Maier, 2139 Lilly St., Fresno 1
Redwood Empire Mrs. Esther Ludlow, 1115 Peta-
luma Blvd., N., Petaluma
Sacramento Valley Rev. R. Wilbur Simmons, 2700 L
Street, Sacramento 10
San Joaquin Valley Rev. Robert F. Richter, Jr.,
27410 Saunders Rd., Madera
Santa Clara Col. M. S. Williamson, 323 Kellogg
Way, Santa Clara
Upper Bay Mrs. Gaylord Yokum, 230 West M St.,
Benicia
CALIFORNIA, SOUTHERN AND THE SOUTH-
WEST— Congregational Conference of Southern
California and the Southwest — Organized 1908.
3125 W. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles 18. Rev. Jesse
F. Perrin, Supt. cS: Reg.; Rev. Perry D. Avery,
Asst. S_upt., Ariz.-N. M.; Otto C. Knudsen, Tr.;
Rev. George D. Jenkins, Min. Camping; Rev.
Monroe Clark Harshfield, Dir. Ch. Ext.; Rev.
Julian J. Keiser, Min. Social Action & Inner
City Wk.; Rev. Marjorie Likins, Min. Chr. Edu.
Arizona Rev. Waldo S. Richards, 1614 N. Navajo
Dr., Flagstaff
Kern Rev. James Soherfee, 1706 Diane Dr., Oildale
Los AngelesB.ev. WilUam E. Welch, 1346 W. Wood-
crest Ave., FuUerton
New Mexico-El Paso Arnold Draper, 3102 Aliso Dr.,
N.E., Albuquerque
San Bernardino Rev. H. Bruce Johnson, Box 23,
Bloomington
San Diego Dr. Roger Larson, P.O. Box 433, Alpine
CENTRAL SOVTH — Central South Conference,
Congregational Christian Churches — Organized
1947. 231 N.W. 13th St., Oklahoma City 3, Okla.
Rev. Royal J. Gibson, Supt. tfc Reg.; Rev. Arthur
Swartz, Tr.
Central Oklahoma Rev. William D. Welburn, Box
211, Weatherford
Louisiana Rev. A. O. Wright, 1300 Hinkle Dr.,
West Monroe
NoTthiuest Oklahoma Mrs. Herbert Dittner, Goltry
Texas Mrs. Bruce Woodward, 234 Thoraine St.,
San Antonio
COLORADO — r/fe Colorado Congregational Con-
ference— Organized 1912, 3380 Bellaire St., Den-
ver 7. Rev. Robert W. Inglis, Supt. <£ Reg.;
Rev. Gene McCornack, Asst. Supt. tfc Min. Chr.
Edu.; J. Paul Richardson, Tr.; Rev. Dale Heck-
man, Min. Stud., 1010 IStli St., Greeley; Rev.
Clark P. Garman, Chr. Social Action.
Arkansas Valley Rev. William W. Allen, 220 W.
Evans St., Pueblo
Denver Rev. Clark P. Garman, 2662 Stuart St.,
Denver
Western Rev. Arthur Talbert, Fifth & Kennedy Sts.,
Grand Junction
CONNECTICUT — Connecticut Conference of Con-
gregational Christian Churches — Organized 1866.
125 Sherman St., Hartford 5, Rev. James F.
English, Supt. & Tr.; Mrs. Richard S. Buck,
Asst. T.; Florence Bentley, Reg.; Rev. Deane L.
Hodges, Asso. C. E.; Margaret Winchester,
Dir. Child, Wk.; Rev. John R. deSousa, Min.
Men & Mis.; Rev. Sumner W. Johnson, Min.-
at-Large.
Central Churches & Ministers Rev. Felix M. Davis,
14 Robbins Rd., Kensington
Fairfield Ministers Rev. Edmund R. Strait, 72 Hill-
andale Rd., Westport
Fairfield County Churches d- Ministers Rev. Edmund
R. Strait, 72 Hillandale Rd., Westport
Farmington Valley Churches & Ministers Rev. E.
Jerome Johanson, Avon
Hartford Churches & Ministers Rev. Robert L. Ed-
wards, 10 Woodland St., Hartford 5
Hartford Ministers Rev. Wayne R. Sandau, Elling-
ton
Hartford East Churches & Ministers Rev. Philip M.
Rose, 1923 Main St., Glastonbury
Litchfield North Churches & Ministers Rev. Justin J.
Hartman, Norfolk
Litchfield South Churches & Ministers Rev. William
L. Inderstrodt, Washington
Middlesex Churches & Ministers Rev. Edwin R.
Carter, 367 Main St., Cromwell
Naugatuck Valley Churches & Ministers Rev.
Marshall J. Whitehead, 25 Prospect St., Water-
bury 2
Neiv Haven Ministers Rev. J. Edward Newton,
220 Alston Ave., New Haven 15
New Haven Churches & Ministers Rev. Alfred E.
Bradford, 8 Housatonic Dr., Devon
Neiv Haven East Churches <& Ministers Rev. 'U'illiam
V. North, 112 Broad St., Guilford
A^cw London Churches & Ministers Rev. Malcolm S.
Crook, 162 Monument St., Groton
Tolland Churches & Ministers Rev. Theodore W.
Chandler, Jr., R.D. 2, Manchester
Windham Churches & Ministers Rev. Earl E. G.
Linden, 199 VaUey St., Wilhmantic
CONVENTION OF THE SOVTH — Convention
of the South of Congregational Christian Churches
— Organized 1950. P.O. Box 957, Greensboro,
N. C. Rev. J. Taylor Stanley, Supt. & Reg.;
Rev. Percel O. Alston, Dir. R. E.
Alabama-Mississippi Conf. Rev. John D.
Mangram, Moderator, Tougaloo Southern
Christian College, Tougaloo, Miss.
Georgia-South Carolina Conv. Rev. A. C.
Curtright, Moderator, 3204 College St., Thun-
derbolt, Ga.
North Carolina Conf.
Eastern Atlantic Rev. F. A. Hargett, Moderator,
801 Duke St., Greensboro, N. C.
Lincoln, Rev. W. M. Lake, Moderator, 335 E.
Harden St., Graham, N. C.
North Carolina State Conf. Rev. Russell J. Shipman,
Moderator, 725 E. 8th St., Charlotte
North Carolina Christian Rev. J. M. Burwell, Mod-
erator, 225 Duncan Ave., Norfolk, Va.
Southern District Rev. J. W. Albright, Moderator,
P.O. Box 232, Apex, N. C.
Plymouth Conf. Rev. John D. Moore, Modera-
tor, 3547 Rosedale St., Houston, Tex.
Tennessee Conf. Rev. J. C. Mickle, Moderator,
764 Walker Ave., Memphis
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Virginia Conf .
Eastern Virginia Rev. R. R. Briggs, Moderator,
P.O. Box 359, Suffolk
Western Virginia Rev. J. O. Lee, Moderator, 118 S.
Fifth St., Suffolk
FLORIDA — Florida Congregational Christian Con-
ference— Organized ISSS. P.O. Box 1050, Avon
Park. Rev. Robbius Ralph, Supi.; Rev. William
N. Tuttle, Keg.; Rev. T. Albert Lawrence, Min.
Chr. Edu.; Charles W. Edmunds, Tr.; Larry Soars,
Mgr.
Florida Northeast Rev. Frederick N. Nelson, Box
481, Windermere
Florida Southeast Rev. Howard L. Huntzicker, 3010
De Soto Blvd., Coral Gables
Florida West Central Rev. George L. Green, P.O.
Box 68, Pass-a-Grille Beach
GERMAN — The General Conference Congregational
Churches of America — Organized 1883. ^^'ard
Hall, Douglas & Uth Sts., Yankton, S. D. Rev.
Edward Grauman, 5523 S.E. 39th Ave., Port-
land, Ore. Rev. Benjamin H. Kissler, 712 S. Gay-
lord St., Denver 9, Colo., Paslors-at-Large ; Rev.
Emanuel Gaokle, Sec. Reg., Gackle, N. D.; Oscar
Brosz, Tr., 2017 S. Covell St., Sioux Falls, S. D.;
Rev. Howard Haemmelmann, 7120 W. 43rd PL,
Wbeatridge, Colo. (Moderator)
California Rev. Carl J. Alaier, 2139 Lily Ave.,
Fresno 1
Colorado Rev. W. W. Hiller, 2126 East E Street,
Torrington, Wyo.
Illinois Rev. John G. Lind, 415 St. Patrick St.,
Racine, Wis.
Montana Rev. Philip Reich, 409 S. 36th St., Billings
Nebraska Rev. Benjamm Rieger, 136 C Street,
Lincoln 2
North Dakota Rev. Walter Kranzler, Wishek
Pacific Rev. Harry G. Pfeiff, Odessa, Wash.
South Dakota Rev. Elmer Bettenhause, Scotland
Southern Fred Meyer, R. 2, Box 86, Follett, Tex.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS — Hawaiian Evangelical
Association of Congregational Christian Churches
— Organized IS2S. 2103 Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu
17, Rev. Nelson C. Dreier, Supt. & Reg.; Rev.
Joseph J. Bevilacqua, Asso. Supt.; Herbert
Richards, Tr.; Rev. iMasao Yamada, Min. Stud.;
Rev. Roy B. Damron, Min.-at-Large; Bertha H.
Juell, Dir. Chr. Edu.; Mrs. Alice Gordon, Ex. Sec,
Woman's Bd.
Hawaii Island Rev. Paul E. Toms, Box 1332, Hilo.
Hawaii
Kauai Island Rev. Susumu Yamane, Box 536,
Koloa, Kauai
Maui, Molokai and Lanai Kazuo Kage, Box 531,
Wailuku
Oahu Island Rev. Williston Wirt, Box 1148, Ewa,
Oahu
ILLINOIS — Congregational and Christian Con-
ference of Illinois — Organized 1910. 105 N.
Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park. Rev. C. F. McCall,
Jr., Supt. (& Reg.; Rev. James R. Smucker (Chi-
cago Area), Rev. John S. Queen, 208 N. Vernon
Ave., Princeton (Northern Area), Rev. C. Theo-
dore Roos, 1768 N. Maple St., Decatur (Southern
Area), Asso. Supts.; Rev. Robert D. Hotelling,
Dir. Chr. Edu.; Lucille D. Frost, Asso. Dir. Chr.
Edu.; Marguerite Davison, Sec. Woman's Fel.;
Russell H. Palmer, Dir. Chr. Stewardship; Harry
E. Kellogg, Tr.; Mrs. Opal Moore, Asst. Tr.; Rev.
Frank L. Edwards, Consultant.
Aurora Rev. Charles H. Lowder, 210 Ottawa St.,
Plainfield
Bureau-Rock River Rev. Donald I. Bartholomew,
319 S. State St., Geneseo
Central John H. Livengood, Atwood
Central West Rev. E. Leon Willhite, 71 Phillips St.,
Galesburg
Chicago Rev. William I. Caughran, 1506 W. CuUom
Ave., Chicago 13
Fairfield Rev. John Baughman, 1108 N. Jefferson
St., Robinson
Fox River Mrs. Oscar Fiedler, Granville
German Rev. John G. Lind, 415 Saint Patrick St.,
Racine, Wis.
Northern Rev. Jacob M. Warkentin, 215 E. Wash-
ington St., West Chicago
Quincy Glenn A. Spencer, Mendon
Southern Mrs. Nora Marlman, R. 1. Karnak
Springfield Mrs. J. L. Peniungton, Bunker Hill
Wabash Rev. Clare Nave, 1109 N. Jefferson Ave.,
Robinson
INDIANA — The Indiana Conference of Congre-
gational and Christian Churches — Organized 1929.
Box 510, Muncie. Rev. Andrew K. Craig, Supt.,
Reg. & Tr.; Betty Jane Rector, Dir. R.E.
Central 3ohn Gray, 021 E. 66th St., Indianapolis
Eastern Rev. Frank K. Stephens, R. 6, Marion
Northern Rev. David Jamieson, 919 S. Main St.,
Goshen
Southern Mrs. William Hart, Fort Branch
Western Rev. Homer Hunsinger, 124 Busby, Leb-
anon
White River Mrs. Vida Hartzwell, R. 1, Yorktown
INTERMOUNTAIN CONVENTION — Inter-
mountain Convention of Congregational Churches
— Organized 1962. 2201 E. 13th South St., Salt
Lake City 8, Utah. Rev. Sidney H. Buckham,
Supt. Reg. & Tr.
Idaho Conf.
Utah Conf.
Wyoming Conf.
IOWA — Congregational Christian Conference of
Iowa — Organized 1910. 923 Seventh Ave., Grin-
nell. Rev. Judson E. Fiebiger, Supt. & Reg.; Carl
E. Child, Tr., Carl E. Flanagan, Bus. Mgr. &
Asst. Tr.; Rev. Cyril M. Hicks, Field Sec; Rev.
Scott S. Libbey, Dir. Chr. Edu.; Rev. Victor H.
Keiser, Pilgrim Hts. Camp Mgr.-Dir.
Davenport Rev. Noel P. Orcutt, 412 N. Pine St.,
Davenport
Denmark George H. Mathews, Danville
Des Moines Rev. Leslie W. Chapman, 657 42nd St.,
Des Moines
Grinnell Rev. Ralph Beebe, 616 Broad St., Grinnell
North Central Rev. Arthur H. Krebs, 201 N. Fourth
St., Clear Lake
Northeastern Rev. A. B. McKeith, Earlville
Sioux Mr. Clyde Younglove, 3237 Virginia St.,
Sioux City
Southwestern Rev. George Campbell, Farragut
Webster City Rev. Thomas B. Hoover, 618 First St.,
S.W., Eagle Grove
KANSAS — Kansas Congregational and Christian
Conference — Organized IS04. 923 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka. Rev. L. M. Rymph, Supt. & Reg.;
Camden Strain, Tr.
Eastern Rev. Marvin Ediger, 22nd & Minnesota
Sts., Kansas City
Southern Rev. A. H. Bartter, 405 E. Ninth St.,
Newton
Western Rev. Malcolm V. White, Kinsley
MAINE — Congregational-Christian Conference Oj
Maine — Organized 1807. 95 Exchange St., Port-
land. Rev. Cornelius E. Clark, Supt. & Reg.;
Rev. William INL Thompson, Asso. Supt.; Tennys
B. Wadsworth, Tr.; Rev. Stanley B. Hyde, Min.
Chr. Edu.
Aroostook Rev. Richard E. Ryder, Jr., 29 Church
St., Presque Isle
Cumberland Rev. William E. Fljiin, 10 White St.,
Lewiston
Franklin Mrs. James P. Flint, 15 Orchard St., l*'arm-
ington
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Hancock Rev. William D. Mitchell, Southwest Harbor
Kennebec Valley Mrs. Preston W. Pennell, R.D. 2,
Winthrop
Lincoln Rev. Ivan R. Welty, 56 Oak St., Boothbay
Harbor
Oxford Rev. William H. Rittenburg, Hanover
Penobscot Rev. J. Stanley Stevens, 10 Broadway,
Bangor
Union Mrs. Edward N. Bean, Waterford
Waldo Rev. Carl M. Kingsbury, Brooks
Washington Mrs. Raymond Dinsmore, Lubec
York Rev. Robert A. Sargent, 11 Sewell Rd., South
Berwick
MASSACHUSETTS — Massachusetts Congrega-
tional Christian Conference — Organized 1927. 14
Beacon St., Boston 8. Rev. Albert 3. Penner,
Min. & Pres.; Rev. Myron W. Fowell, Sec; Rev.
Sidney G. Menk, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8 (Boston
Area), Rev. Walter R. Greenwood, 135 Main St.,
Rockport (Northeast Area), Rev. Pierre D.
Vuilleumier, West Hyannisport (Southern Area),
Rev. Kenneth D. Beck with, 272 Amity St.,
Amherst (Western Area), Rev. Frank E. Duddy,
72 Burncoat St., Worcester (Worcester Area),
Asso. Mins.; Gladys Wortman, Reg.; Elliott
Pratt, Jr., Tr.; Pauline Cutler, Asst. Tr.; Rev.
Paul B. Meyers, Min. Chr. Edu.; Rev. Horace
Seldon, Asso. Chr. Edu.; Rev. Baldwin W.
Callahan, Min. Mis. & Stwd.; Mrs. Adolph G.
Ekdahl, Dir. Woman's Wk.
Andover Mr. Frederick P. Fitzgerald, Scribe, 127
Elm St., Andover
Barnstable Rev. Linwood C. Potter, Scribe, Dennis
Berkshire Rev. John Gaskill, Scribe, 20 Park PL, Lee
Brookfield Rev. Edward A. Berry, Scribe, 6 Cottage
St., West Brookfield
Essex North Rev. George E. Cary, Scribe, 40 Rus-
sell St., Haverhill
Essex South Winnifrid Parkhurst, Scribe, Brookview
Rd., Boxford
Franklin Rev. Alvin F. Desterhaft, Scribe, 79
Seventh St., Turners Falls
Hampden Rev. Emery L. Wallace, Scribe, 619 Miller
St., R.F.D., Ludlow
Hampshire Rev. Allen H. Gates, Scribe, Chesterfield
Middlesex-Mendon Mrs. Raymond J. Cosseboom,
iSc?-i6e,ISalemEndRd., R.D. l,Framingham Center
Middlesex Union Rev. Frank R. Cutter, Scribe, 22
Pierce St., Leominster
Old Colony United Rev. Frank L. Briggs, Scribe, 601
Newport Ave., South Attleboro
Pilgrim Rev. Vaughan F. Shedd, Scribe, 2183 Ocean
St., Marshfield
Suffolk North Rev. William T. Howe, Scribe, 139
Sycamore St., Winter Hill 45
Suffolk South Rev. Herbert M. Worthley, Scribe,
9 Primrose St., Roslindale 31
Suffolk West Rev. Fred Field Goodsell, Scribe, 289
Woodward St., Waban 68
Woburn Esther Goodale, Scribe, 129 West St.,
Reading
Worcester Central Rev. S. Burman Long, Scribe, 87
Monadnock Rd., Worcester 9
Worcester North Ralph I. Alexander, Scribe, Temple-
ton
Worcester South Rev. Frederick L. Broad, Jr., Scribe,
49 Main St., Millbury
MICHIGAN — Michigan Congregational Christian
Conference — Organized 1842. 415 W. Grand
River Ave., East Lansing. Rev. Samuel N. Oliver,
(Interim), Supt. & Reg.; Rev. Frank T. Jensen,
Asst. Supt.; Rev. Edward W. Willcox, *{Supt.
Detroit Assn.); Fredrik Marin, Tr.; Mrs. D. R.
Clark, Fin. Sec; Rev. William T. Matters, Min.
Chr. Edu.
Central Rev. F. VanGorder Parker, 112 W. Fifth St.,
Clare
Cheboygan Rev. Oliver Weber, Lewiston
*Detroit Rev. Edward W. Willcox, 33 E. Forest
Ave., Detroit 1
Eastern Rev. Robert J. Burgess, 301 Thornapple
St., St. Clair
Gladstone John Geniesse, Fayette
Grand Rapids Rev. Homer E. Dalrymple, 1216
Seneca, S.W., Grand Rapids 9
Grand Traverse Rev. Clayton H. Stowe, 216 E. Cass
St., Cadillac
Jackson Rev. John William Winger, Pinckney
Kalamazoo Rev. Glenn H. Shoun, Watervliet
Lake Superior Lucy Grierson, Calumet
Muskegon Mrs. Leah Muchler, 225 E. Spruce St.,
Big Rapids
SaultSte. Marie Mrs. C. R. Huntoon, Brimley
MIDDLE ATLANTIC — The Middle Atlantic Con-
ference of Congregational Christian Churches —
Organized 1931. 44 Brick Church Plaza, East
Orange, N. J. Rev. Joseph H. Stein, Supt. &
Reg.; Rev. Ellis L. Hemingway, Asso. Supt.; Rev.
Stanley J. Keach, Asso. Chr. Edu.; James F.
Prince, Tr.
New Jersey Rev. Walter H. Upton, Scribe, 143
Watchung Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J.
Washington Rev. Theodore S. Ledbetter, Scribe,
1737 Webster St., N.W., Washington 11, D. C.
MINNESOTA — The Congregational Conference of
Minnesota — Organized 1856. 122 W. Franklin
Ave., Minneapolis 4, Rev. Carl A. Hansen, Min.
dk Reg.; Rev. Jackson E. Smith, Asso. Min.; Rev.
Raymond H. Giffin, Asst. Min.; Harry L. Ber-
quist, Tr.; Rev. Oviatt E. Desmond, Dir. Campus
Ministries; Rev. Lawrence E. Doerr, Dir. St. Paul
Campus Ministry; Pauline Walle, Dir. Duluth
Campus Ministry; Rev. Stanley M. Sargent,
Hosp. Chap. Leo E. Baldwin, Dir. Finance &
Development
Central Rev. W. Clark WiUiams, 117 Fourth St.,
S.E., Ortonville
Duluth Rev. Robert W. Simpson, Box 91, Grand
Marais
Northern Pacific Rev. J. Edward Krueger, Pelican
Rapids
Rainy River Mrs. Hilmer Rud, Birchdale
Southeastern Rev. Stanley M. Sargent, 940 Sixth
Ave., S.E., Rochester
Southwestern Rev. Elmer S. Freeman, 531 N. Third
St., Montevideo
Twin Cities Rev. Rhoda Jane Dickinson, 1801 Du-
pont Ave., S., Minneapolis 5
MISSOURI — Congregational Christian Conference
of Missouri — Organized 1866. 7400 Pershing
Ave., St. Louis 30. Rev. W. Wilder Towle, Min.
& Reg.; Rev. Henry F. Liebeck, Dir. Chr. Edu.
& Youth Wk., 1910 Edgewood St., Springfield,
William A. Chapman, Tr.
St. Louis Rev. David L. Evans, 2400 Brentwood
Blvd., Brentwood 17
Springfield Rev. Z. W. Gunckel, 150 Harwood St.,
Lebanon
Western Mrs. C. C. Stacy, New Cambria
MONTANA — Montana Congregational Conference
— Organized 1883. 315 Stapleton Bldg., Billings.
Rev. George E. Stickney, Supt., Reg. & Tr.;
Ralph L. Dixon, Jr., Dir. R. E.
Eastern Wayne Tyler, Homestead
Western Mrs. Leonard Olson, Fairfield
Yellowstone C. W. Dell, 2523 Longfellow PI., Bill-
ings
NEBRASKA — Congregational Conference of Ne-
braska— Organized 1909. 1710 B Street, Lincoln
2. Rev. Fred P. Register, Min. & Reg.; Rev.
M. Earle McCullough, Min. Chr. Edu.; Max
Meyer, Tr.
Blue Valley Rev. Robert J. Kasper, Box 27, Geneva
Elkhorn Valley Rev. Amel W. Whitwer, Neligh
Lincoln Rev. Milton O. Laib, 6100 Adams St.,
Lincoln 7
Loup Valley Mrs. Jerry Spencer, Brewster
Northwestern Mrs. William B. Heihg, 1717 First
Ave., Scottsblufif
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Omaha Rev. Howard E. Ohman, 5016 Dodge St.,
Omaha 3
Southwestern Rev. Floyd M. Price, Hayes Center
NEW HAMPSHIRE — New Hampshire Congre-
gational Christian Conference — Organized ISOl.
85 N. State St., Concord, Rev. Frederick Win-
throp Alden, Min.; Rev. Everett R. Barrows,
Asso. Min. & Tr.; Rev. Betty E. Stone, Min.
Chr. Edu.; Rev. Walter P. Brock way, Reg.;
Seabrook
Carroll-Stratford Rev. R. S. Huffer, Mod., 80 Silver
St., Dover
Cheshire Rev. Robert W. Little, 158 High St., Keene
Coos-Essex Rev. Norman E. Dubie, 44 Summer St.,
Lancaster
Grafton-Orange Rev. Margaret L. Frerichs, Lyme
Hillshoro Rev. Archibald Kerr, Chichester
Merrimack Rev. Archibald Kerr, Chichester
Rockingham Stuart Stiles, Jr., 24 Lawrence Rd.,
Salem
Sullivan Rev. R. Theodore Ball, Charlestown
NEW YORK — New York Congregational Chris-
tian Conference, Inc. — Organized 1914- ^97 Park
Ave., S., New York 10. Rev. Philip G. Scott,
Min. & Supt.; Rev. Robert Bruce, Min. em.; Rev.
Edwin G. Hambrick, Asso. Min. & Supt.; Rev.
Donald W. Strickler, Ex. Sec. N. Y. C. Assn. ,&
Asso. Min. & Supt.; Mrs. Nellie W. Baker, Sec.
<& Reg.; Rev. Karlton C. John.son, Min. Stwd.;
Rev. A. Claire Potter, Min. Chr. Edu.; Rev.
Alfred E. Young, Dir. Conf. Center; Rev. Marion
A. Munson, Sec. Wome7i's Pel.; Rev. Ellis E.
Pierce, Dir. Churchmen's Fel.; Jed Alfred Hyde,
Tr.; Madelyn V. White, Asst. Tr.
Black River-St. Lawrence Fred C. Laramy, Norwood
Essex Rev. Albert Kime, Willsboro
Genesee Valley Rev. Roy F. Gamble, R.D. 3, Can-
andaigua
Hudson River Rev. John M. Allison, 8 Zoar Ave.,
Albany 9
New York City: Committee on Licensure and Ordina-
tion Chm.; Rev. Arthur Wells, 213-02 110th Ave.,
Queens Village 29. Committee on Credentials Chm.;
Rev. William W. Owen, 1058 E. 21st St., Brook-
lyn 10
Oneida Rev. Rees T. Williams, 91 E. Fourth St.,
Oswego
Suffolk Rev. George A. Paboojian, P.O. Box 112,
Jamesport
Susquehanna Rev. Robert D. Grant, Roscoe
Western Rev. William F. Melberg, 160 S. Lake St.,
Hamburg
Ontario Canada Mrs. Herb Yakeley, Box 634,
Stouffville
NORTH DAKOTA — Congregational Christian
Conference of North Dakota — Organized 1911.
P.O. Box 1776, Fargo. Rev. Edward S. Treat,
Min. & Reg.; Rev. Lester L. Soberg, Asso. Min.;
Rev. Ralph L. Dixon, Dir. Chr. Edu., 315 Staple-
ton Bldg., Billings, Mont. Harold S. Pond, Tr.
North Dakota Assn. of U.C.C. Rev. Walter Kranz-
ler, Wishek
Northeastern Mrs. H. Hunstad, 625 N. Third St.,
Carrington
Northwestern Mrs. Dewey Frunz, 441 First Ave.
N.E., Minot
Southeastern Rev. Frank Hirons, Box 330, Wahpeton
Southwestern Rev. Ross B. Hartman, Box 507,
Dickinson
OHIO — The Ohio Conference of Congregational
Christian Churches — Organized 1852. 3056 Pros-
pect Ave., Cleveland 15. Rev. Everett A. Bab-
cock, Supt.; Rev. James D. Stinehelfer, Asso.
Supt.; Rev. Lewis L. Gilbert, Rev. George J.
Warheit, 1374 Croydon Rd., Troy, Rev. William
G. Barndt, 106 W. South St., Jackson, Asst.
Supls.; C. A. Hoskin, Tr.; Rev. Harry Widman,
Min. Youth.; Rev. William A. Slater, Min. Stwd'
ship & Lay. Wk.: Helen H. Smith, Dir. Women's
Wk.; Louise Triplett, Dir. Chr. Edu.; Rev. Or-
mund A. Schulz, Dir. Pil. Hills & Ch. Fin.; Rev.
Erston M. Butterfield, Ex. Sec; Mrs. Raymond
CoUier, Reg.
Central North Rev. Robert W. Horst, 15 Chapel
St., Monroeville
Central South Hannah Pugh, 20 Bonnie Leslie Ave.,
Bellevue, Ky.
Cincinnati Mrs. Viola Voegele, 3383 Dolomer Dr.,
Cincinnati 39
Cleveland Union Rev. Erston M. Butterfield, 3056
Prospect Ave., Cleveland 15
Grand River Rev. David W. Clark, Austinburg
Hamersville District Mrs. Homer Hannah, Hamers-
ville
Medina Rev. Paul J. Folino, 32801 Electric Blvd.,
Avon Lake
Northwestern Ohio Rev. G. Dewey Wigfield, 1371
Sylvania St., Toledo 12
Ohio Central Rev. Roy L. Adams, 274 W. Ken-
worth Rd., Columbus 1
Plymouth Rock Rev. Frank Huetter, 65 River Rd.,
Madison
Puritan Emma G. Lemen, 101 Sheldon Dr., Akron
13
Southeastern Walter Hobba, 430 Fifth St., Marietta
Southwestern Mrs. Gaynor O'Brien, 694 N. Ohio St.,
Greenville
OREGON — Congregational Conference of Oregon
— Organized 1923. 627 Park Bldg., Portland 5.
Rev. Adelbert J. Buttrey, Supt. & Reg.; F. J.
Fairbank Tr.
East Willamette Rev. L. James Austin, R. 1, Box 326,
Wilsonville
Mid-Columbia Rev. J. Roderick MacKenzie, P.O.
Box 183, lone
Portland Ted Reyburn, 3604 N.E. Sixth Ave.,
Portland 12
West Willamette Mrs. L. W. Berger, 862 W. Lincoln
St., Hillsboro
PENNSYLVANIA — Conference of Congregational
and Christian Churches of Pennsylvania — Organ-
ized 1886. Hartman Center, Milroy, Rev. James
H. Lightbourne, Supt.; Rev. Richard N. Rinker,
Reg., and Dir. Chr. Edu.; Chester A. Thomas, Tr.
Delaware Valley Rev. Irvin C. Beveridge, 4505
N. Tenth St., Philadelphia 40, Pa.
Northeastern Pennsylvania Rev. Chesley H. Laite,
Milroy
Rays Hill <fc Southern Pennsylvania George W.
Lashley, R.D. 3, Everett
Western Pennsylvania Rev. Walter J. Thorns, 154
Glenwood Ave., Meadville
PUERTO RICO — Congregational Christian Con-
ference of Puerto Rico — Organized 1931, Incor-
porated 1932. 51 Mariana Bracetti (Oeste), Rio
Piedras, Rev. Gilberto Robles-Rodriguez, Ex.
Sec; Juan Jaime Mendez, Tr., Naguabo
RHODE ISLAND — Rhode Island Congregational
Conference, Inc. — Organized 1806, Incorporated
1912. 2 Stimson Ave., Providence 6. Rev. R. Ver-
non Lawson, Supt. & Reg.; Donald H. Taylor,
Tr.; Wilhelmina Walvoord, Dir. Chr. Edu.
Rhode Island Association of Ministers Rev. Albert
W. Welch, 18 Cushman Ave., East Providence
SOUTH DAKOTA — Congregational Conference of
South Dakota — Organized 1909. Box 138, Huron,
Rev. Ralph J. Hoffman, Supt. & Reg.; Rev.
Hubert Bahr, Asst. Supt.; Keith B. Anderson, Tr,
Black Hills Rev. William Rcitnieicr, Newell
Central Mrs. Elden Tlioinpkiiis, llighmore
Dakota Rev. Percy Tibbets, Raiiid City
German Rev. Elmer Bettenhausen, Scotland
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Northern Rev. Douglas Barrows, Faulkton
Northwestern Mrs. Hessie Parker, Eagle Butte
Rosebud Mrs. Dick Richey, Wewela
Yankton Dr. E. C. Ehrensperger, Yankton
SOUTHEAST CONVENTION — SouJAeosi Con-
vention of Congregational Christian Churches, Inc.
— Organized 1949. G73 Piedmont Ave., N.E.,
Atlanta 8, Ga. Rev. James H. Lightbourne, Jr.,
Supt. & Reg.; W. J. Strickland, Tr.; Rev. Emilie
F. Pitcock, Min. Chr. Edu.
Central Alabama Mrs. Jolm C. Fralic, 308 First
Ave., Tallassee
East Alabama H. P. Beaird, Box 486, Lanett
Georgia-South Carolina Mrs. Jake C. Harris, 118
Wilton Dr., Decatur, Ga.
Kentucky-Tennessee Rufus G. Obrecht, 3408 Alta
Vista Dr., Chatannoga 11, Tenn.
North Alabama Rev. Guy L. Colbert, Box 427,
Hartselle
South Alabama- Northivest Florida Mrs. Bernice
Carter, 628 Rankin St., Andalusia, Ala.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION — r/te Southern
Convention of Congregational Christian Churches,
Inc. — Organized 1S56. Elon College, N. C. Rev.
Clyde L. Fields, Supt. & Reg.; Rev. Robert A.
Knowles, Min. Chr. Edu.; Walter L. Cooper, Tr.;
Edna M. Fitch, Asst. Tr.
Eastern North Carolina Rev. Rosser Lee Clapp,
1308 Frederick Rd., Garner, N. C.
Eastern Virginia Rev. J. Everette Neese, 3000
Grove Ave., Richmond, Va.
North Carolina and Virginia Rev. Richard M,
Petersen, R. 1, Elon College, N. C.
Virginia Valley Central Kermit Kibler, R. 1, Stanley,
Va.
Western North Carolina Rev. Fletcher C. Lester,
906 Chestnut St., High Point, N. C.
VERMONT — Vermont Congregational Conference
and Domestic Missionary Society, Inc. — Organ-
ized 1926. 19 Orchard Ter., Burhngton, Vt. Rev.
Max H. Webster, Min. & Reg.; Rev. John C.
DeBoer, Asso. Min.; Rev. Morris D. Pike, Min.
Chr. Edu.; B. E. Bristol, Tr.
Addison Charlotte Leach, New Haven
Bennington Rev. Stephen C. Greene, Bennington
Caledonia Mrs. Leonard Goss, St. Johnsbury Center
Champlain C. M. Russell, 231 S. Prospect St.,
Burlington
Grafton-Orange Rev. Margaret Frerichs, Lyme, N. H.
Lamoille Rev. Douglas P. Brayton, Stowe
Orleans Rev. A. D. Strong, Irasburg
Rutland Rev. Bowen H. Shattuck, Brandon
Washington Rev. Ronald G. Kurtz, Northfield
Windham- Union Mrs. Anna B. Robertson, 4 Bul-
ock St., Brattleboro
Windsor-Orange Helen Frink, Randolph
WASHINGTON — Washington Congregational
Christian Conference — Organized 1895. 720 14th
Ave., N., Seattle 2. Rev. Archie H. Hook, Supt.-
Min. & Reg.; Rev. Paul D. Sutley, Rev. James O.
Gilliom, Rev. George P. Barber, Asst. Supts.;
Gene T. Case, Tr.
Columbia River Jack Wortliington, Catlilamet
Eastern Washington- Northern Idaho Mrs. Lawrence
N. Bogar, Spokane
Marcus Whitman Mrs. Russell Tuttle, Pasco
Northwestern Rev. F. L. Dawson, 2303 G Ave.,
Anacortes
Seattle Mrs. H. J. Patrick, Mayflower, Seattle
Tacomn. Mrs. Clarence S. Dunham, Tacoma
WISCONSIN — Wisconsin Congregational Confer-
ence— Organized 1907. 2719 Marshall Ct., Madi-
son. Rev. Jess H. Norenberg, Min. & Reg.;
Rev. Richard J. Wichlei, Asst. Min., Harold
Brandenberg, Tr.; Julouise Paulsen, Dir. Chr.
Edu.; Rev. John H. Remaly, Min. Youth.
Beloit Rev. J. Wilson Emigholz, INIilton
Eau Claire Rev. Clarence E. Guthrie, 104 Viking
PL, Eau Claire
LaCrosse Rev. J. Paul Tatter, 614 S. High St.,
Hillsboro
Madison Rev. Robert Vornholt, Spring Green
Milwaukee Malcolm Quay, Oconomowoc
Superior Rev. Ralph Austin, Hayward
Winnebago Rev. James Savides, 115 S. Madison
St., Waupun
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DIRECTORY OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
As of May 1, 1960
INTERIM OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH
Co-President: Rev. Fbed Hoskins and *Rev. James E. Wagner
Co-Secretaries: Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill and *Rev. Sheldon E. Mackey
Treasurer: Mr. Charles H. Lockyeah
1961: All interim officers of the Church
(Interim office of the Church — Room 62, 297 Park Avenue South, New York 10, N. Y.)
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Co-Chairmen : Mr. Ashby E. Bladen and *Rev. Ben
M. Herbster.
Secretary: *Rev. Sheldon E. Mackey.
Revs. Alford Carlton, .Jesse H. Dollar, Truman B.
Douglass, *John W. Flucke, *Albert G. Gonser,
*John R. C. Haas, Fred Hoskins, Philip G.
Scott, Alfred W. Swan, Jerry W. Trexler,
*James E. Wagner.
Mrs. Axel Anderson, *Mrs. E. Roy Gorman, *Don-
ald C. Dearborn, Mrs. Judson E. Fiebiger,
*Charles L. Gordon, .Jr., *Charles H. Lockyear,
*John W. Mueller, William E. Peterson, ♦Har-
old F. Webber, Mrs. Harvey M. Williamson.
1961 : Anderson, Carleton, *Corman, *Haas,
*Mackey, Peterson, Swan, *Webber.
1963: Bladen, *Dearborn, Douglass, Fiebiger,
*Herbster, *Mueller, Trexler, *Wagner.
1965: Dollar, *Flucke, *Gonser, *Gordon, Hoskins,
♦Lockyear, Scott, Williamson.
Administrative Committee
Co-Chairmen: Mr. Ashby E. Bladen and *Rev. Ben
M. Herbster; Secretary: *Rev. Sheldon E.
Mackey.
Revs. *John R. C. Haas, Fred Hoskins, *James E.
Wagner.
Mrs. Judson E. Fiebiger, William E. Peterson.
Finance Committee
Chairman: *Mr. William E. Peterson.
*Rev. Alfred W. Swan.
♦Charles H. Lockyear, *John W. Mueller, *Harold
F. Webber, Mrs. Harvey M. Williamson.
Correlating Committee
Chairman: *Rev. John R. C. Haas.
Revs. Alford Carleton, *Albert G. Gonser, Philip G.
Scott.
Mrs. Axel Anderson, *Mrs. E. Roy Gorman.
Personnel Committee
Chairman: *Mr. Donald C. Dearborn.
Revs. Jesse H. Dollar, Truman B. Douglass, *John
W. Flucke, Jerry W. Trexler.
♦Charles L. Gordon, Jr.
COMMISSION TO PREPARE A
CONSTITUTION
Chairman: ♦Rev. Gerhard A. Grauer; Vice Chair-
man: John T. Beach.
Revs. Arthur D. Gray, *Ben M. Herbster, Fred-
erick M. Meek, ♦John G. Mueller, ♦Arthur
W. Newell, ♦Paul R. Pontius, ♦Ernst Press,
Henry E. Robinson, ♦Paul J. Sclilueter, Frank
J. Scribner, Hugh Vernon White, Richard A.
Wolff.
Mrs. Howard Stone Anderson, Mrs. Edgar A. Bark,
♦Mrs. Guy A. Benchoff, Ashby E. Bladen,
William C. Dixon, Mrs. Judson E. Fiebiger,
♦Evangelical & Reformed.
♦Louis H. Goebel, Roscoe W. Graves, George
Hastings, ♦Donald L. Helfferich, ♦Mrs. Ralph
Legeman, William Maltbie, ♦John W. Mueller,
♦Mrs. Henderson L. V. Shinn, ♦Daniel J.
Snyder, Jr.
Alternate for Mrs. Benchoff: ♦Mrs. E. Roy Gorman.
Fraternal Observers
Rev. Gaines M. Cook {Disciples of Christ), Rev.
Tom B. Maurer {Council of Community
Cliurcfies) .
Alternates: Rev. W. J. Jarman {Disciples of Christ),
Rev. Kenneth E. Batt {Council of Community
Churches).
COMMISSION TO PREPARE A
STATEMENT OF FAITH
Chairman: ♦Rev. Elmer J. F. Arndt; Vice-Cliair-
man: Rev. Douglas Horton.
Revs. John C. Bennett, ♦Edward W. Brueseke,
♦Bernlce A. Buehler, Loring DuBois Chase,
♦Alfred L. Creager, Nels F. S. Ferr^, ♦Louis H.
Gunnemann, Roger Hazelton, ♦Robert G.
Herrmann, ♦Frederick L. Herzog, Walter M.
Horton, Mary Ely Lyman, Edward V. Man-
thei, ♦Beatrice Weaver McConnell, ♦Allen O.
Miller, ♦Robert V. Moss, Jr., Richard R.
Niebuhr, Oliver Powell, ♦John L. Schmidt,
♦Roger L. Shinn, *Morris D. Slifer, ♦Bela
Vassady, Daniel D. Wilhams.
Mrs. W. Bayard Buckhani, Laurence K. Hall,
Miss Helen Huntington Smith.
Fraternal Observers
Rev. Walter Sikes {Disciples of Christ), Rev. Otis A.
Maxwell {Council of Community Churches).
Alternates: Rev. Robt. Tobias {Disciples of Christ)
Rev. Willard A. Page {Council of Community
Churclies).
COMMISSION ON WORSHIP
Revs. Benjamin R. Andrews, John L. Casteel,
Chalmers Coe, Horton M. Davies, Thomas C.
Dick, Jr., *Louis H. Gunnemann, Marcin P.
Halverson, ♦William A. Huenemann, ♦Walter
H. Krebs, ♦William K. Laurie, Harland G.
Lewis, Vernon A. Loescher, ♦R. Howard Paine,
♦Friedrich O. Rest, ♦John C. Shetler, ♦Morris
D. Slifer, Arthur G. Swartz, ♦D. Bard Thomp-
son.
1901: Andrews, Dick, ♦Huenemann, ♦Rest, ♦Shet-
ler, Swartz.
1963: * Davies, Halverson, ♦Krebs, ♦Laurie, Loe-
scher, ♦Paine.
1965: Casteel, Coe, ♦Gunnemann, Lewis, ♦Slifer,
♦Thompson.
COMMISSION OF CHRISTIAN UNITY
AND ECUMENICAL STUDY
AND SERVICE
Revs. Glenn E. Baumann, David G. Colwell, ♦Jolin
P. Dillenberger, Richard M. Fagley, ♦Gerhard
W. Grauer, James M. Gustafson, ♦John R. C.
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Haas, Emerson G. Hangen, *Laszlo Harangi,
*Ben!M. Herbster, *Frederick L. Herzog, Otis A.
Maxfield, *David S. Noss, Philip W. Sarles,
Howard F. Schoiner, Clyde J. Steckel, *James
E. Wagner.
*Mrs. David D. Baker, *Mrs. Vincent J. Bartell,
E. E. Briggs, *Horace G. Ports, Mrs. Robert W.
Reneker, Miss Helen Huntington Smith, Har-
ley J. Spitler.
1961: *Bartell, Baumann, Hangen, *Harangi,
*Ports, Reneker, Smith, Steckel.
1963: *Baker, Briggs, *Dillenberger, *Haas, ♦Her-
zog, Maxfield, Sarles, Schomer.
1965: *Colwell, Fagley, *Grauer, Gustafson, *Herb-
ster, *Noss, Spitler, *Wagner.
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
Corporate Body
President: Mrs. Douglas Horton; Vice-Presidents:
Mrs. Allen Hackett, Glenway W. Nethercut,
Sargent E. Wellman; Recording Secretary:
Rev. Groege E. Gary; Assistant Recording
Secretary: Rev. John R. Chapman.
Class of 1961
Revs. *Harry D. Althouse, Stuart L. Anderson,
Perry D. Avery, *Melvin E. Beck, *Ruben J.
Bierbaum, Daniel Bliss, *D. A. Bode, *Edward
O. Butkofsky, L. Maynard Catchings, Joseph
C. Cleveland, Frederick F. Driftmier, *David
Dunn, *Dobbs F. Ehlman, Thomas A. Good-
win, *Elver H. Hoefer, Ray Carlton Jones,
Paul S. Kerschner, *Arnold W. Meckstroth,
*H. Richard Niebuhr, *William R. Shaffer,
John F. Stearns, E. Paul Sylvester, *Paul V.
Taylor, Jerry W. Trexler, Richard A. Wolff.
*Mrs. Martin P. Albrecht, James O. Ash, Robert M.
Bartlett, *Alfred K. Bauer, Miss Faye Bennett,
*Oscar C. Brizius, Mrs. Arlo E. Cackler,
*Charles Casto, Richard P. Chapman, Clayton
Clark, Howard S. Colwell, *Miss Alliene De-
Chant, Mrs. Dwight J. Dwinell, *Harry G.
Firestone, Mrs. F. Gushing Foss, Blake Frank-
lin, *Mrs. Stanley L. Fritz, *Mrs. Otto R.
Gerber, Mrs. Theodore A. Greene, *Nevin
Greenwalt, Mrs. Allen Hackett, *Mrs. Henry
E. Hefty, *Mrs. James A. Jensen, *Mrs. Clar-
ence H. Koehler, *George Krauspe, *Mrs.
Patrick Lane, Mrs. Fletcher C. Lester, Stewart
P. Mulvihill, Mrs. Elmo E. Niccum, *Abraham
Nyce, *John Obermaier, W. Elliott Pratt, Jr.,
William F. Putnam, Orval Reeves, *Fred W.
Ress, Mrs. Wilmer Schaller, *Mrs. Samuel J.
Schmiechen, Mrs. John C. Schroeder, *Mrs.
Hugo Schuessler, *Burton B. Seiple, *Aaron
Stager, Mrs. Frank Thomas, *Mrs. Joe Vel-
linga, Charles H. Vial, Mrs. LeRoy Walcott,
*William Wegner, Mrs. Robert G. WiUiams,
Albert O. Wilson, *Edwin Woolson, *Mrs.
Alfred W. Yungschlager.
Class of 196S
Revs. *Otto F. Artopoeus, John C. Bennett, *Alfred
C. Bartholomew, Robert P. Beck, Wade L.
Carter, Albert Buckner Coe, *Raymond F.
Frankenfeld, Thomas D. Garner, *John C.
Gieser, Arthur D. Gray, *Elmer H. Gumper,
Emmanuel S. Hedgebeth, *T. F. H. Hilgeman,
Frederick W. Hyslop, Vere V. Loper, Leland W.
Mann, Carl E. Martensen, *William C. Nelson,
Albert J. Penner, *Ewald H. Plassmann, Liston
Pope, *Heinrich F. J. Rest, *Walter A. Scheer,
*John H. Schultz, PhiUp G. Scott, Charles H.
Stem, *Paul J. Tillich, *Jack E. Yates.
Frederick E. Abbe, *Mrs. Arthur R. Achtemeier, J.
Ballard Atherton, *Mrs. Guy A. Benchoff,
Harold L. Blakeslee, *Mrs. Theophil E. Blau-
fuss, *Mrs. Clifford Boehmer, *Charles T.
♦Evangelical & Reformed.
Bonos, Jr., *Mrs. Laurence Coon, *Mrs. Don-
ald C. Dearborn, *Clyde Diehl, *Karl Y.
Donecker, Mrs. Edward F. Douglass, Harold
A. Dwinnell, Mrs. Adolph G. Ekdahl, *Mrs.
Franklin L. Fesperman, Mrs. Daniel Gurney,
*Mrs. Robert L. Hegnauer, Mrs. Homer Hirsch,
Mrs. Charles S. Johnson, *George J. Karle,
Mrs. William A. Koch, *Mrs. Walter J. Kohl,
*Mrs. Gustav B. Kreuzenstein, *Robert Lang-
ton, Joseph F. Lepine, *Mrs. Carl J. Madlinger,
Mrs. Paul S. Minear, Floyd Nelson, Glenway
W. Nethercutt, *Mrs. Polly Obold, Mrs. W. A.
Oliver, Mrs. D. R. Olson, Mrs. H. Winnett
Orr, Loomis Patrick, Miss Helen Pritchard,
Mrs. H. C. Randal, *Miss Helen M. Schoedin-
ger, *Miss Olga Sievert, *Russell H. Sides, Mrs.
Stuart E. Sinclair, William A. Smith, *Mrs.
George E. Steffen, *Otto Walter, Sargent H.
Wellman, *Mrs. Nelson J. Wenner, Walter
Wood, Edwin B. Zeller.
Class of 1965
Revs. *Harry W. Baumer, *R. Pierce Beaver, *Carl
Burkle, Alford Carleton, John Chapman, David
J. Davis, Lawrence L. Durgin, Clarence W.
Fuller, James N. Gettemy, *Gerhard W.
Grauer, Emerson G. Hangen, *Rodney Heck-
man, *Reginald H. Helfferich, *Edwin J.
Hoefer, *T. W. Hoernemann, Fred Hoskins,
Harold T. Janes, William A. Keith, Harold
G. S. King, *Donald V. Klohr, Vernon A.
Loescher, Robert W. Mayhew, Andrew V.
McCracken, Frederick M. Meek, *William A.
Mueller; *David S. Noss, Henry E. Robinson,
♦Frederick C. Rueggeberg, *Henry A. W.
Schaeffer, *John W. Schauer, Jr., *John L.
Schmidt, *Howard E. Sheely, *Franklin D.
Slifer, *Theophil H. Twente, *Theodore H. Van
Dyck, Edward J. Verba, *Jerome A. Wenner.
Mrs. T. F. Rutledge Beale, Harold B. Belcher,
♦Mrs. Waldo Berlekamp, ♦Edward F. Bloem-
ker, ♦Theodore C. BoUiger, Mrs. Charles T.
Brewster, Mrs. Ross Cannon, ♦Mrs Raymond
Cosseboon, ♦George W. Decker, ♦Paul Dief-
fenderfer, ♦Mrs. Marcus Engelmann, ♦Joseph
Fodor, ♦Martin Ganzer, Mrs. John W. Gibson,
Miss Gladys M. Green, Mrs. James G. Hard-
man, *Will Hofmeister, Mrs. Douglas Horton,
♦Mrs. Henry C. Koch, ♦Mrs. Franklin Kroeh-
ler, William A. Kugler, G. Denny Mallory,
♦Mrs. Harry A. Manon, Everett McCuUough,
♦Harold Miller, Arthur W. NeweU, Norman
Padelford, Hollis F. Price, Elmer L. Severing-
haus, Mrs. Philip C. Shute, ♦Mrs. Clarence E.
Sitler, ♦Daniel J. Snyder, Jr., Sherman R.
Thayer, ♦Paul M. Wack, *Mrs. Winthrop Wad-
leigh. Miss Amy O. Welcher, ♦Mrs. Stanley H.
Wilke.
Executive Department
Executive Vice-President: Rev. Alford Carlton;
Assistant to the Executive Vice-President: Rev.
Daniel Bliss; Secretary for B. I. M. Relation-
ships: ♦Rev. Dobbs F. Ehlman; Educational
Secretary: Rev. David M. Stowe.
Treasury Department
Treasurer: Carl H. Holdridge; Assistant Treasur-
ers: Vernon A. Branneky, Earle E. Smith.
Foreign Department Secretaries
Miss Margaret R. Blemker, ♦Rev. Paul A. Gregory,
Rev. H. Telfer Mook, ♦Rev. Oscar C. Nuss-
mann, John A. ReuHng.
Prudential Committee of the American Board
Chairman: Loomis Patrick; Vice-Chairman : Rev.
Albert J. Penner; Clerk: Rev. Daniel Bliss;
Assistant Clerk: Rev. Loy L. Long.
Class of 1960
Revs. Wade L. Carter; ♦Elmer H. Hoefer, William
A. Keith, Philip G. Scott; *William R. Shaffner.
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Mrs. T. F. Rutledge Beale, Clayton A. Clark,
Mrs. Edward F. Douglass, Glenway W. Nether-
cutt, Mrs. H. C. Randall, Orval F. Reeves.
Class of 1961
Revs. *Ruben J. Bierbaum, Frederick M. Meeks,
♦William C. Nelson, *Heinrich F. J. Rest,
Charles H. Stem, *Paul V. Taylor.
♦Charles T. Bonos, Jr., Mrs. Theodore A. Greene,
♦Mrs. Walter J. Kohl, Mrs. Paul S. Minear,
Loomis Patrick, Elmer L. Severinghaus.
Class of 1962
Revs. David J. Davis, *David Dunn, Paul S.
Kershner, Albert J. Penner.
♦Theodore C. Bolliger, Richard P. Chapman,
William A. Kugler, HoUis F. Price, Mrs.
Harold A. Roberts, Mrs. Stuart E. Sinclair,
Edwin B. Zeller.
Class of 1963
♦Revs. Robert P. Beck, John C. Bennett, *Edward
O. Butkofsky, Joseph C. Cleveland, Vernon A.
Loescher.
♦Mrs. Martin P. Albrecht, Robert M. Bartlett,
Mrs. Charles T. Brewster, Mrs. Stanley K.
James, W. Elliott Pratt, Jr., ♦Mrs. Clarence
E. Sitler.
BOARD FOR HOME MISSIONS
Corporate Body
Co-Chairinen : Rev. James W. Lenhart and ♦Rev.
Roger L. Shinn; Vice-Chairmen: Mrs. Harold
E. Craw and ♦Mrs. John B. Frantz; Co-
Secretaries: ♦Rev. Franklin I. Sheeder and
Rev. Howard E. Spragg.
Class of 1961
♦Revs. Emil H. Bassler, *L. Meid Becker, William
Earl Brehm. Eugene M. Bushong, *Russell D.
Custer, Truman B. Douglass, Lawrence L.
Durgin, ♦Robert T. Fauth, William F. Frazier,
♦Otto R. Gerber, Armin Haeussler, *Theodore
Hauck, Fred Hoskins, Wesley A. Hotchkiss, C.
Fosberg Hughes, ♦Richard F. Kuretsch, ♦A.
Odell Leonard, Roy L. Minich, ♦Hilmer E. J.
Neumann, ♦Banks J. Peeler, Robert F. R.
Peters, ♦Paul R. Pontius, ♦Karl H. A. Rest,
♦Roger L. Shinn, Howard E. Spragg, ♦William
Toth, Philip M. Widenhouse, ♦Robert J.
Young.
♦Marshall R. Anspach, ♦Carl J. Bender, ♦Mrs. Fred
F. Berry, Oz Black, Mrs. Earl Blinn, ♦Albert
C. Buehler, Mrs. Kenneth G. Clark, ♦Mrs.
Richard H. Denzler, ♦Edward Dirks, Russell
A. Dixon, Paul R. Dunn, Mrs. Dwight J.
Dwinnell, George N. Emory, Mrs. L. E.
Fellows, David K. Ford, ♦Mrs. John B. Frantz,
♦Edwin J. Fromm, ♦Oscar C. Grueninger,
♦Miss Marie Helland, *Mrs. Bert Helm, John
H. Ives, Otto C. Knudsen, ♦Elmer B. Lauden-
slager, Mrs. Perry R. Longaker, William
Manspeaker, Mrs. J. L. McCorison, Mrs.
Malcolm J. McMurchie, Walter J. Nathan,
♦Charles A. Naylor, Mrs. Elmer J. Niehaus,
Mrs. Fred Palmer, ♦Harold A. Pflug, Mrs.
Robert W. Reneker, ♦Mrs. Clair V. Rhodes,
Mrs. Waldo S. Roundy, ♦Ralph Schauman,
Mrs. R. Wilbur Simmons, Harry C. Voss,
Mrs. John A. Wallberg, ♦Pliilip J. Zimmer.
Class of 1963
Revs. ♦Rudolph S. Allrich, Howard Stone Ander-
son, ♦Gilbert J. Bartholomew, ♦R. G. Beck,
♦Dale F. Boyer, ♦Lonnie A. Carpenter, ♦Alfred
L. Creager, Gibson I. Daniels, ♦Lee J. Gable,
♦Louis H. Gunnemann, ♦Paul P. Haas, William
L. Halfaker, ♦Ruben H. Huenemann, Harold
♦Evangelical & Reformed.
T. Janes, Harold G. Jones, ♦Robert C. Kienle,
.James W. Lenhart, Harland G. Lewis, ♦Ralph
P. Ley, ♦Oliver K. Maurer, John F. McClel-
land, ♦Paul Niedermeyer, ♦Ernst H. Nuss-
mann, OUver Powell, ♦Henry S. Raab, *Carl
J. Scherzer, ♦Samuel J. Schmiechen, R. Wiley
Scott, ♦Paul C. Shumaker, George A. Smith,
Herbert R. Smith, Robert W. Spike, ♦Paul E.
Strauch, John E. Wallace, ♦Allen G. WehrU,
♦Herbert H. Wintermeyer, ♦Norman C.
Zulauf.
♦Mrs. V. J. Bartell, Mrs. Myron W. Bemis, Charles
M. Bliss, Mr. Frederick H. Bode, J. Berkeley
Boniface, ♦Jerrus N. Bryant, Alfred E. Buck,
Mrs. Walter C. Candy, ♦John W. Cooper,
Mrs. Harold E. Craw, ♦Miss Angle Debo,
♦Clarence Deeg, Mrs. Keith Elliott, Robert G.
Elphinstone, Mrs. Fred A. Eppenberger,
♦Dwight Flohr, Mrs. Donald F. Howes,
♦Melvin Janssen, Mrs. George W. Kahlenberg,
♦Fred Kaiser, George V. Kidder, Theodore K.
Lawless, Hipolito Marcano, Mrs. Clarence L.
Murdey, John G. Neukom, Cyril Nutley,
♦Richard C. Pfeiffer, Harold K. Schellenger,
♦Harold K. Schilling, *Theodore R. Schwalm,
George W. Skilton, William F. Treiber, Albert
B. Tucker, ♦Milton H. Van Manen, Donald W.
Webber, Mrs. Richard L. White, Mrs. W. B.
Williams, Mrs. William E. Wisseman.
Class of 1965
Revs. ♦Garnet O. Adams, George D. Alley, ♦Silas
P. Bittner, ♦James W. Bright, William Carl
Calhoun, Ross Cannon, ♦A. Wilson Cheek,
♦Purd E. Deitz, Robert C. Dodds, James F.
Findlay, Clement Hahn, Charles C. Hoskinson,
Samuel C. Kincheloe, Carl W. Klein, William
E. McCormack, Homer C. McEwen, ♦L. C. T.
Miller, ♦Dale H. Moore, Daniel W. Nicely,
Stanley U. North, ♦Carl C. Rasche, ♦Lee W.
Rockwell, ♦Fred C. Schweinfurth, ♦Franklin L.
Sheeder, ♦Stephen Szabo, Howard R. Towne.
♦Daniel S. Adams, ♦Miss Mary Armentrout-
Jackson, Robert C. Baldwin, ♦Mrs. Arpad L.
Beretz, ♦Mrs. Kenneth E. Bishop, ♦Mrs. Ray-
mond W. Bizer, Lincoln S. Cain, *Mrs. Eber
Cockley, Mrs. W. T. M. Cook, S. Bruce
Copeland, Mrs. Spencer W. Crosbie, ♦John
Foehr, ♦Miss Mary Germ, ♦Henry Gross,
♦Donald L. Helfferich, Ernest G. Hildner,
♦Mrs. Edward H. Imig, ♦Mrs. Alma John,
Mrs. R. C. Johnson, ♦John H. Keplinger,
♦Mrs. Alva Kipp, Mrs. V. Clifton Lanier,
Mrs. Robert Lindquist, Mrs. Wilmer H. Long,
♦Mrs. George A. Lunday, Frederick J. Millett,
Mrs. W. Francis Milligan, Lloyd Morton,
♦Mrs. Clarence T. Moyer, Mrs. A. T. Quarles,
♦Marlyn A. Rader, Mrs. L. T. Schoen, ♦Mrs.
Marion E. Smith, Julian D. Steele, B. Mac-
Donald Steers, Mrs. Walter J. Thoms, Donald
M. Typer, Mrs. Elmer Voelkel, ♦Mrs. Theodore
F. Wallace, Warren E. Weaver, ♦Arthur
Wetzel, Mrs. Chester A. Wheeler, Mrs.
Arthur E. Wilson, ♦Mrs. Norman J. Young,
♦Leo Zillig.
Committee of Fifty
Chairman: ♦Rev. Robert T. Fauth; Vice-Chair-
nien: Mrs. Myron W. Bemis and ♦Theodore
Schwalm; Co-Secretaries: ♦Rev. Franklin I.
Sheeder and Rev. Howard E. Spragg.
Class of 1961
Revs. Gibson I. Daniels, ♦Otto R. Gerber, A.
Odell Leonard, Banks J. Peeler, ♦Karl H. A.
Rest, R. Wiley Scott, Roger L. Shinn, John E.
Wallace.
Mrs. Myron W. Bemis, ♦Mrs. Fred F. Berry,
Alfred E. Buck, Mrs. Walter C. Candy, Mrs.
♦Fred A. Eppenberger, ♦Oscar C. Grueninger,
Hipolito Marcano, John G. Neukom, ♦Mrs.
Clair V. Rhodes.
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Class of 1963
Revs. *Alfred L. Creager, *Robert T. Fauth,
♦Robert C. Kienle, Harland G. Lewis, *Ralph
P. Ley, John F. McClelland, Oliver Powell,
*Carl J. Scherzer, *Norman C. Zulauf.
*Mrs. Kenneth E. Bishop, Mrs. Harold E. Craw,
Theodore K. Lawless, Cyril Nutley, *Richard
C. Pfeiffer, *Theodore Schwalm, Albert B.
Tucker, Mrs. Richard L. White.
Class of 1965
Rev. *Garnet O. Adams, *Russell D. Custer, -
William L. Halfaker, James W. Lenhart,
*Dale H. Moore, Daniel W. Nicely, *George A.
Smith.
*Mrs. Vincent J. Bartell, *Mrs. Richard H. Denzler,
Mrs. Keith Elliott, *Mrs. John B. Frantz,
Mrs. Clarence L. Murdey, Mrs. A. T. Quarles,
Harold K. Schellenger, *Mrs. Leonard A. Voss,
Donald W. Webber.
Executive Committee of tiie Committee of Fifty
Revs. *Robert T. Fauth, *Otto R. Gerber, James
W. Lenhart, *A. Odell Leonard, *Banks J.
Peeler, Oliver Powell, *Carl J. Scherzer,
R. Wiley Scott, *Roger L. Shinn.
Alfred E. Buck, *Mrs. John B. Frantz, Theodore K.
Lawless, Mrs. Clarence L. Murdey.
COUNCIL FOR CHRISTIAN
SOCIAL ACTION
Chairman: Rev. Hugo W. Thompson; Vice-
Chairman: *Rev. Henry C. Koch; Recording
Secretary: Mrs. F. P. Brasseur; Treasurer:
*Harold C. Kropf.
Revs. George D. Alley, *Theodore A. Braun,
*Roy J. Eilers, Clyde C. Flannery, Emerson
G. Hangen, Ralph D. Hyslop, *Clarence E.
Josephson, A. William Loos, *£verett W. Mac-
Nair, *Walter S. Press, *Alfred F. Schroeder.
Herbert E. Baldwin, Mrs. John C. Bennett,
*Leonard C. Brecher, Tilford E. Dudley, Mrs.
Frank Havice, *Miss Constance Keller, *Mrs.
WiUiam D. Powell, *Robert D. Smink, Ernest
J. Toth.
1961: Brasseur, *Braun, Dudley, Flannery, *Kropf,
*Schroeder, *Smink, Thompson.
1963: Baldwin, Havice, Hyslop, *Josephson,
MacNair, *Powell, *Press, Toth.
1965: Alley, Bennett, *Breoher, *Eilers, Hangen,
*Keller, *Koch, Loos.
Executive Committee
Chairman: Rev. Hugo W. Thompson.
Revs. George D. Alley, *Clarence E. Josephson,
*Henry C. Koch.
Mrs. F. P. Brasseur, *Harold C. Kropf, John C.
Bennett, *Leonard C. Brecher.
Staff
Director: Rev. Ray Gibbons; Associate Director:
*Rev. Huber F. Klemme; Field Secretary:
*Rev. F. Nelson Sclilegel; Secretary for Inter-
national Relations: Rev. Herman F. Reissig;
Secretaries for Racial and Cultural Relations:
Rev. Chester L. Marcus and Rev. Galen R.
Weaver; Interim Secretary for Racial and Cul-
tural Relations: *Rev. Rudolph W. Raber;
Publications Secretary and Editor: IMiss Rieliz
Johns.
COMMISSION ON CHURCH AND MINISTRY
Chairman: *Rev. Edward W. Brueseke; Vice-
Chairman: Robert C. Baldwin.
Revs. Percel P. Alston, *Paul L. Althouse, Harold
C. Baer, Richard F. Beyer, Mervin M. Deems,
Arthur F. Elmes, *Paul E. Irion, Fletcher C.
♦Evangelical & Reformed.
Lester, Mary Ely Lyman, Frederica Mitchell,
♦Theodore J. Rasche, *Charles W. Schwantes,
Walter A. Telfer.
♦Harold M. Baumler, *Floyd E. Heller, Chester
W. Jenks, ♦H. H. Krusekopf, ♦Mrs. Theodore
F. Wallace, Howard T. Easton.
1961: ♦Althouse, *Baer, Deems, Elmes, Lyman,
♦Wallace.
1963: Baldwin, ♦Heller, ♦Krusekopf, Lester,
Mitchell, ♦Rasche, *Schwantes.
1965: Alston, ♦Baumler, Beyer, *Brueseke, ♦Irion,
Jenks, Telfer.
COMMITTEE ON METHODS OF SOLICITA-
TION, COLLECTION AND DISBURSEMENT
OF MISSIONARY, BENEVOLENT AND
ADMINISTRATIVE FUNDS
Chairman: Rev. William F. Frazier; Vice-Chair-
man: *Rev. William C. Nelson; Secretary:
♦Rev. L. C. T. Miller.
Revs. ♦Harry W. Bredeweg, Alford Carleton,
Frank L. Edwards, ♦Clarence K. Gebhart, Ray
Gibbons, *John R. C. Haas, Fred Hoskins,
♦Ernest R. Klaudt, ♦Carl W. Klein, Frederick
A. Meyer, ♦Paul T. Slinghoff, Howard E.
Spragg.
Harold B. Belcher, John H. Ives, ♦Miss Frances
Kapitzky, ♦Charles H. Lockyear, Mrs. Harlan
E. WaUey.
COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE REALIGN-
MENT AND REORGANIZATION OF
SYNODS, CONFERENCES AND
ASSOCIATIONS
Chairman: Rev. Joseph H. Stein.
Revs. Everett A. Babcock, Ned Burr McKenny,
♦William L. Rest, ♦Charles D. Rodenberger,
♦Paul J. Schlueter.
Mrs. Edgar A. Bark, ♦Mrs. Guy A. Benchoff,
Herman H. Long.
Alternate for Mrs. Benchoff: ♦Mrs. E. Roy Corman.
LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE
Chairman: Rev. Robert C. Dodds; Vice-Chairman:
Rev. Lillian S. Gregory; Secretary: ♦Rev.
William C. Nelson.
Revs. ♦Harry W. Bredeweg, Alford Carleton,
♦Purd E. Deitz, ♦Robert T. Fauth, *Ruben H.
Huenemann, ♦Arthur W. Newell, Jess H.
Norenberg, George P. Parker, ♦Paul T.
Slinghoif.
Charles Gregg, ♦Miss Frances Kapitzky, Hollis
Price, ♦Harold K. Schlling, ♦Theodore R.
Schwalm, Mrs. Harold B. West, Albert O.
Wilson.
OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION
Administrative Committee
Chairman: ♦Mrs. Harry F. Stacks; Vice-Chairman:
Mrs. Arthur T. Calvert; Secretary: ♦Rev.
Franklin I. Sheeder.
Revs. Alford Carleton, ♦Purd E. Deitz, Truman B.
Douglass, ♦Dobbs F. Ehlman, Rav Gibbons,
Fred Hoskins, *Carl W. Klein, ♦Sheldon E.
Mackey, David H. Sandstrom, ♦James E.
Wagner.
Frank S. Ketcham.
Staff
Director: Rev. Everett C. Parker; Associate
Director: Miss Marjorie Hyer; Manager, Bos-
ton Office: Boardman Getsinger.
STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL
Department of Stewardship Education
Revs. ♦L. Meid Becker, Eugene M. Bushong,
Thayer A. Greene, ♦Donald V. Klolir.
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C. Merrill Branch, Russell Dixon, Mrs. Robert
Edwards, *Elmo L. Fisher, *Mrs. John B.
Frantz, *Richard C. Pfeiffer, Mrs. Robert W.
Reneker.
1901; Branch, *Fischer, Greene, Reneker.
19G.3: Dixon, Edwards, *Klohr.
1965: *Becker, Bushong, *Frantz, *Pfeiffer.
Department of Information and Interpretation
Revs. Wesley G. Nicliolson, *Jeroine A. Wenner.
*Mrs. Milton C. Lang, William W. Moore, Jr.,
Mrs. Ross Snyder, *Loren Walters.
1961: *Lang, Snyder.
1963: Nicholson, *Walters.
1965: Moore, *Wenner.
Department of Promotion
Revs. *Henry G. Lippert, George S. Siudy, Jr.,
Herbert R. Smith.
S. Bruce Copeland, *Miss Frances Kapitzky,
*Fred McCready.
1961: *McCready, Siudy.
19G3: *Kapitzky, Smith.
1965: Copeland, *Lippert.
Representatives of Executive Council
Revs. *John R. C. Haas, Fred Hoskins, Philip G.
Scott, *James E. Wagner.
Representatives of Instrumentalities
American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions
Revs. Alford Carleton, *William R. Shaffer.
Mrs. Paul S. Minear.
Board for Home Missions
Revs. Truman B. Douglass, *Robert T. Fauth,
Mrs. Clarence L. Murdey.
*Evangelical & Reformed.
Pension Board{s)
Revs. *Silas P. Bittner, Paul R. Hunter, *Paul F.
Umbeck.
William K. Newman.
Commission on Church and Ministry
Revs. *Harold C. Baer, Nathaniel M. Guptill,
*Harold H. Wilke.
Robert C. Baldwin.
Council for Christian Social Action
Revs. Ray Gibbons, Ralph D. Hyslop, *Henry C.
Koch.
Council for Cooperation of Men and Women
Miss Florence A. Partridge.
*Carl J. Bender, Mrs. W. T. M. Cook.
Office of Comm.unication
Rev. Everett C. Parker.
Mrs. Arthur T. Calvert, *Harry F. Stacks.
Conference and Synod Executives
Revs. *Paul T. Slinghoff, Max H. Webster.
"UNITED CHURCH HERALD"
Joint Publication Committee
Co-Chairmen: Rev. *Erwin R. Koch and Rev.
James W. Lenhart.
Revs. Alford Carleton, Truman B. Douglass,
*Robert C. Kienle, Howard E. Spragg, John E.
Wallace, *Norman C. Zulauf.
*Carl J. Bender, *John Wendell Cooper, *Donald
C. Dearborn, Mrs. George E. Kahlenberg,
*Fred Kaiser, Cyril Nutley.
Staff
Co-Editors: *Rev. Theodore C. Braun and Rev.
Andrew Vance McCracken; Assistant Editors:
Rev. J. Martin Bailey and Miss Frances
Smith.
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Productive,
Interest-
Bearing
Funds
a33,000
61,492,841
6418,957
05,046,484
639,144,793
6425,000
66,121,000
07,775,204
29,011,772
6267,546,089
61,119,446
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Margaret Clapp, Pres.
Frank E. Duddy, Jr., Pres.
V. Raymond Edman, Pres.
Louis Barnes Perry, Pres.
James Phinney Baxter, III, Pres.
A. Whitney Griswold, Pres.
Adrian Rondileau, Pres.
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Kenneth R. Hougland, Bus. Mgr.
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Charles S. Gage
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Henry P. Van Dusen, Pres.
Herman Norton, Acting Dean
Liston Pope, Dean
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28 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
ANNUAL STATISTICS OF THE CHURCHES
The statistics are collected by the Registrars of the conferences and compiled by Mrs. Mildred Steele,
Editor-Secretary of the Year Book. They are of date of January 1, 1901, and cover the year 1960. Changes
in pastorates are corrected as far as reported until copy is complete. Such revisions and author's corrections
in statistics are not involved in the summaries. Money received in any national, district or state office to
and including January 10th is credited to the preceding year unless otherwise requested. Persons noting
errors are earnestly requested to report the same to the Registrars of the conferences.
In the following pages each church is listed under the Conference or Convention in which it is enrolled.
Tnese Conferences and Conventions do not always follow state lines. If you have difficulty in locating
statistics for a particular church, consult the geographical index which follows the General Index, and
look there for the state in which the church is located. This index lists each page of the Year Book on which
churches in that state appear.
The tables are not a postal guide. For full names and addresses of ministers refer to alphabetical
lists in the back of the book. Names of church clerks, Sunday School superintendents, church treasurers,
treasurers of benevolences and chairmen of boards of trustees and deacons, are on file in state offices, as are
also certain other data.
The first name in the list of churches is usually the name of the town or city in which the meeting house
is located. This is also the name of its post office unless followed by a name in heavy type. If this postal
word is an adjective it goes with the preceding name, e.g., Newton, West, signifying West Newton.
Abbreviations in schedule headings are;
"Ord." — Ordained "C." — Confession
"Cld." — Called C.H.E.F. — Christian Higher Education Fund
"Ab." — Absentee
Reference marks are used as follows;
y Pastor serves more than one church. (See list of yoked churches in Conference Summary.)
i Pastor installed by Council
r Pastor recognized by Council * Value of church property includes parsonage
c Church School membership includes Cradle -k Per Capita (based on total membership) paid
Roll in full by church
— No answer can be given
A pastor's name italicized signifies that he is not in full standing as a Congregational Christian minister,
nor a denominational licentiate, nor an approved lay preacher, nor a candidate in care of a local asso-
ciation.
1 1 When a church has made no report, figures from the previous Year Book are inserted for Total and
Absent Members, Average Attendance, Church School and Young People's Organizations, Home Expense
and Property Value and marked with |1 before Total in Members' Column of the statistical report. This is
done that these items may be included in the summaries and comparative tables, thus minimizing the danger
of falsifying the comparisons.
t Where a Congregational Christian church and an Evangelical and Reformed church have come
together to form one church in the United Church of Christ (U.C.C.), a dagger (t) is used before the figures
for members, apportionment (OCWM), and other gifts (non Cong. Chr.;, to indicate that these figures are
reported on a ratio basis and are actually for Congregational Christian members, apportionment and other
gifts only.
Under church "Members" the number "Absent" are included in the "Total." Amount of "Home
Expenses" includes all salaries, together with missionary aid received, operating expenses and repairs for
church. Church School, choir and parish.
The Value of Church Property is given in thousands or more, i.e., 12 = twelve thousand; 1,500 =
one million five hundred thousand.
The Woman's Gift is included in the apportionment columns of each state. The apportionment figures
in the schedules are those reported by the state treasurers.
The Summaries give important data by conferences in Table I, and national data by years in Table II.
Other items appear in the Supplementary Summary. Additional totals appear in footings of conference
schedules.
For last minute revisions see page following Ministers in Full Standing list.
Send change of address and pastorate to your Con-
ference and to the Year Book Dept. of The Gen-
eral Council, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
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67
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69
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71
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[1960
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75
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135
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141
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142
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143
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144
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[1960
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39 LeRaysville, 6
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41 Levvisburg
42 Mahanoy City
43 McKeesport, Evang. Cong.
44 " 1st 1
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49 Mt. Hope, Artemas
• 50 Mt. Union, Everett, R.D. 1
• 51 Nanticoke, Bethel
• 52 Neath, Welsh Ch.
53 New Castle, 1st 1
54 Newportville, d
55 Old Forge, Nebo
56 Olyphant
• 57 Philadelphia, e
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■k 61 " Kensington
• 62 " Park
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64 " Snyder Ave.
• 65 Pittsburgh, Birmingham
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67 " Duquesne Hts.
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69 " Slavonic Ch.
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179
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181
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C. P. Gonziilez '34-'57
6. Rosado, Lay. '60
A. Feliciano, Lay. '52
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43 San Juan, Roosevelt 1958
44 Salinas 1908
45 " Campos 1950
46 Santa Isabel 1908
47 " Las Ollas
48 Santurce 1912
49 ViUalba 1905
50 Villa Blanca, Caguas
51 Yabucoa 1906
52 Yauco, Barbosa St. 1908
53 " Baldorioty St. 1960
54 " Naranjo
55 " Rubias
56 " Barriada Lluberas
57 Manhattan, N. Y.
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R. W. Newell, i •31-'47
(See No. 160)
»R. B. Benjamin, i '52-'51
TF. W.York, r '36-' 53
1 D. W. Kurtz '51-'59
F. C. Stroebel '56-'57
E. E. Beers '58-58
D. F. Priestaf, E. & R.,b '52-' 59
F. L. Tomenendale '15-' 46
V. D. Allard '59-'57
yA. Shimko, Meth. Lie. '58
J. W. Marshall '49-'54
yS. C. Evans, i '58-'60
W. W. Ralph, r '56-'S8
R. S. Alward, t '53-'56
A. E. Wichman, Bapt. Lie. '34
yC. H. Bryan '56-*60
V. Skaggs, Bapt. '44-'60
Mrs. L. G. Moland, Lie. '48
t/H. H. Sherwood, L. 0. '49-'44
R. W. Kauffman, i '56-' 56
W. F. Allinder, Lie. '60
yj. T. O'Neill '08-'38
J//J.T. O'Neill '08-'38
\ Mrs. D. M. O'Neill '10-'38
C. L. Bagby, i '42-'59
R. Tipton, Bapt. '54-'59
yS. D. Robbins,Jr.,t '46-'60
A.N.Brown '16-57
H. C. Kuhnert '18-'57
J. C. Manes, r '37-'54
R. V. Austin, i '21-'56
J. P. Tatter '41-'48
(Inactive)
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• 36 Durand
• 37 Eagle River
• 38 Earl
• 39 East Troy
• 40 Eau Claire, 1st
• 41 " Plymouth
• 42 Edgerton
• 43 Elcho, a
• 44 Eldorado
• 45 Elkhorn
• 46 Eh-oy
•k 47 Embarrass
• 48 Emerald Grove, d
•k 49 Endeavor
• 50 Evansville
• 51 Fifield
• 52 Fond du Lac
• 53 Ft. Atkinson
• 54 Fox Lake
•* 55 Friendship
• 56 Fulton, Edgerton, R.D.
• 57 Galesburg, Bonduel, R.D.
• 58 Gays Mills
• 59 Genesee, e
• 60 Genoa City
• 61 Grand Marsh, 1st
• 62 " New Chester
• 63 Green Bay ]
• 64 Greendale, Com.
• 65 Green Lake, Fed. ]
■*■ 66 Hammond
• 67 Hancock ]
• 68 Hartford 1
• 69 Hartland ]
• 70 Hayward 1
• 71 Hilisboro 1
72 Iron River
• 73 Janesville
= a
212
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[1960
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[1960
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TWENTY-ONE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
ABOUT CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN BENEVOLENCES
1. WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE TERM DENOMINATIONAL "BENTIVOLENCES" ?
All gifts (from churches, church schools, young people's societies, missionary societies, other organiza-
tions in the churcli and from individuals) for the work of the denomination as represented by the Con-
ference, American Board of Commissioners for I'^oreign Missions, Board of Home Missions, Annuity Fund,
Council for Social Action, and the Congregational Christian Service Committee.
2. HOW ARE CHURCH BENEVOLENCES REPORTED?
As Our Christian World Mission: (A) Regular apportionment for Conferences and Boards, including
Authorized Specials; (B) Special Apportionment (Christian Higher Education Fund) for Board of Home
Missions, American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and Conferences; (C ) as Other Gifts: a to
Congregational Enterprises; b to non -Congregational Christian Enterprises.
3. WHAT IS THE APPORTIONMENT?
The several Congregational Christian organizations make up their budgets for the year, anticipating
estimated receipts. These budgets, collectively, are known as the Regular Apportionment. All Gifts from
individuals or from organizations for the regular budgets of the organizations sharing in the apportionment
plan are credited to the Regular Apportionment, Gifts to Authorized Specials being included. The Christian
Higher Education Fund is known as the Special Apportionment. It augments the work of the Board of Home
Missions, the American Board and the Conferences in the field of christian higher education.
4. WHAT ARE AUTHORIZED SPECIALS?
Gifts, from individuals or from organizations of the local church for objects specifically authorized
by the directors of a Board, organization or Conference, intended to meet approved needs outside the
regular budgeted work, are known as authorized specials and receive Regular Apportionment credit.
5. WHAT ARE "OTHER GIFTS"?
Gifts whether from individuals or from organizations for work outside the regular budgets and the
authorized appeals of the organizations and conferences, such, for e.xample, as "The Christmas Fund" of
The Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief, are known as "Other Gifts". Gifts to particular persons of
institutions for improvement, extension of work, scholarships and personal needs not specifically authorized
by the directors of a Board or Conference are also in this category. "Other Gifts" may be reported to the
State office and credited to the church, in the Year Book, in the column "Other Gifts".
6. WHAT IS THE APPORTIONMENT REPORT FOR EACH CHURCH?
The amount which a church, its orga,tiizations and members contribute to the regular budgets and
Authorized Specials of the Conference and National Boards as reported annually in the Congregational
Christian Year Book.
7. WHAT IS THE REGULAR APPORTIONMENT GOAL FOR EACH CHURCH?
After the Boards and societies adopt their budgets for the year the Missions Council recommends that
each Conference or Convention assume its proportionate share of the total. In turn each Conference or
Convention breaks down its recommended goal according to the estimated strength of each church. When
a Conference or Convention does not suggest an apportionment goal for each church, the Conference Com-
mittee on Our Christian World Mission or Stewardship and Missionary Education frequently recommends
a goal on the basis of the national average.
8. HOW IS THIS REGULAR APPORTIONMENT OBTAINED?
Through pledges. Through budgeting by the church. Through special contributions.
9. WHAT SHOULD THE CHURCH TREASURER DO WITH APPORTIONMENT MONEY?
He should send it to the Conference or Convention or district headquarters at regular intervals, monthly
or quarterly.
10. WHY IS THE MONEY SENT TO THE CONFERENCE OR CONVENTION OFFICE RATHER
THAN DIRECT TO THE SOCIETIES?
Because these offices keep the churoh-by-church records of apportionment giving and are responsible
for the annual report for the Year Book.
11. WHAT IS THE APPORTIONMENT YEAR?
The calendar year with ten days grace allowed. All remittances should be in the Conference, Convention
or district office before January 10th.
12. WHEN FORWARDING MONEY TO THE CONFERENCE OR CONVENTION OFFICE IS
IT NECESSARY TO DESIGNATE PARTICULAR SOCIETIES?
Only when the donor or the church desires to make such designations, otherwise, the Conference or the
Convention office will divide the remittance on the basis set by the Conference or Convention. If a church
desires its contribution divided on a different basis, it should so direct and its instructions will be followed.
13. WHAT ARE DESIGNATED GIFTS?
Gifts specified for a particular organization or purpose. The Conference or Convention office should be
advised of the designation. Credit is given as "Regular Apportionment" or "Special Apportionment" or
"Other Gifts" depending upon the object designated by the donor. (See paragraph 3 above.)
1960] Questions and Answers About Benevolences 217
14. WHAT INFORMATION SHOULD BE GIVEN REGARDING DESIGNATED GIFTS?
(1) The amount; (2) for what organization or "project"; (3) the name of the individual or organization
making the gift; and (4) to whom receipt is to be sent; also (5) whether or not Apportionment credit is
desired for what local church.
15. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN GIFTS ARE SENT DIRECTLY TO THE BOARDS AND AGENCIES
FOR THEIR REGULAR BUDGETS?
The national organization reports these gifts back to the Conference or Convention office and if the
church has been mentioned, credit is given. If no church is named, credit is given to the Conference or
Convention under "Gifts" — church undesignated".
16. WHAT BECOMES OF APPORTIONMENT CONTRIBUTIONS AFTER REACHING THE
CONFERENCE OFFICE?
The Superintendent or Treasurer transfers to the Conference or Convention treasury for Conference or
Convention work the percentage as determined by the Conference or Convention. The balance is divided
among the national boards according to the percentages adopted by the Conference or Convention.
17. WHAT IS THE RECOMMENDED DIVISION OF UNDESIGNATED APPORTIONMENT?
While the percentages retained for Conference or Convention work differ, the division for the Boards
recommended by the Executive Committee of the General Council for the Regular Apportionment in 1961
is as follows:
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mission 37 %
The Board of Home Missions of the Congregational and Christian Churches 37 %
The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers 9>^%
Council for Christian Social Action 5^^%
The Congregational Christian Service Committee, Inc 11 %
The percentage distribution of the Special Apportionment (Christian Higher Education Fund) is as
follows:
The Board of Home Missions of the Congregational and Christian Churches 40%
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 40%
Each Conference 20%
18. FROM WHAT SOURCES IS THE INCOME OF THE BOARDS?
Contributions
Legacies and Matured Conditional Gifts
Income from Investments
Miscellaneous
(These last three categories often nearly equal the contributions of living donors and in the case of the Board
of Home Missions greatly exceed them.)
19. HOW ARE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE BOARDS AND AGENCIES USED?
In brief, to support and promote Our Christian World Mission, which enables your denominational
organizations to carry on both at home and abroad: —
the up-building of the life of the church through enlisting, training and refreshing its leaders: giving aid to
the establishment of new churches;
the communication of the Gospel to those outside the life of the churches — i.e. evangelism through
many media;
the penetration of the surrounding culture with Christian ideals of a responsible society. Christian action
in the common life for the overcoming of race and class tensions.
Specifically: it founds new churches at home and abroad and assists those already established in time of
special need; it promotes a full educational program for local churches; it provides livelihood for aged minis-
ters and widows of ministers; it operates and undergirds schools and colleges at home and abroad carrying
on a program of Christian higher education and a broad Christian ministry to students in colleges and
universities; it carries on other related enterprises on behalf of the churches too numerous to recount here.
It does these and other things to establish the Kingdom of Christ at home and abroad.
20. WHAT IS THE WORK OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE?
This organization has a two-fold function. The first is distributing to Relief and Reconstruction proj-
ects the contribution from the One Great Hour of Sharing and from the 11% of the regular church contri-
butions. These projects include Church World Service of the National Council of Churches, the program of
Inter-Church Aid and Service to Refugees of the World Council of Churches, The Emergency Program of
the Board of Home Missions, and the Chaplaincy Service of the General Council and other similar projects.
Its second function is that of operating eleven Service projects in different countries of Europe and Asia.
It also receives and forwards gifts designated for the American Bible Society, United States Conference for
the World Council of Churches, Heifer Project, Meals for Millions, College Cevenol, CARE, CROP and
Share Our Surplus, Pearl Harbor Memorial Church, Pusan, Korea, Hospital and Midwifery School Building
Project and HELP. Apportionment credit is given for such gifts.
21. WHERE CAN A CHURCH SECURE FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT OUR CHRISTIAN
WORLD MISSION?
From its Conference or Convention office, or from the Missions Council, 287 Park Avenue South, New
York 10, New York; 14 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Massachusetts or 19 South La Salle Street, Chicago 3.
Illinois.
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1960] Supplementary Summary 221
SUPPLEMENTARY SUMMARY
Weekday Church Schools: Number of churches reporting, 603. Leaders and members, 21,118.
Vacation Church Schools: Number of churches reporting, 2,332. Leaders and members, 140,897.
Other Sunday Groups, Clubs, etc.: Number of churches reporting, 2,105. Leaders and members, 101,889.
Average Church Attendance: Number of chiu-ches reporting, 3,109. Total, 450,376. Average, 142. The report
on "Average Attendance Principal Sunday Services" gives the record of such churches as report. In
Summary I the average by conferences is sliouTi and in the total the average for the country. In the
conference summaries will be found the number reporting in each.
Ministers in Full Standing: Pastors, 3,593 (installed, 1,150, recognized 528). Pastors Emeritus and retired,
1,116. Denominational Officials, 184. Missionaries, College Pastors, Cliaplains, etc., 240. Educators, 351.
In other Religious Work, 208. In Business and Professions, 305. All others not classified, 200. Total,
0,203.
Salaries: Total, $24,382,340 (Paid Supplies, $1,372,746, Salary Units, 3,515). Average cost to maintain
pastor, .'^6,540. The average salaries reported in Summary I are based on the annual rate actually re-
ceived by each minister whether serving one or more churches and including missionary aid.
Parsonages: 3,510.
Legacies: Number of churches reporting, 735. Total, $5,834,318.
New Buildings and Improvements: Number of churches reporting, 2,923. Total, $27,205,109.
Payment on Principal of Building Debts: Number of churches reporting, 1,703. Total, $12,419,707.
Debts: Number of churches reporting, 1,778. Total, $45,678,558.
Other Gifts: Number of churches reporting, 4,173. (Special Denominational and Undenominational): Total,
$3,827,057.
All Benevolences: Total, $12,020,003 ($1,478,959 of total is CHEF).
Size of Churches:
Number of churches having a membersliip of 9 or le.ss 193
Number of churches having a membership of 10-49 834
Number of churches having a membersliip of 50-99 1,004
Number of churches having a membership of 100-249 1,653
Number of churches having a membership of 250-499 1,037
Number of churches having a membership of 500-999 508
Number of churches having a membership of 1 ,000 or more 229
5,458
Admission to Membership on Confession of Faith:
Number of churches wluch received 9 or fewer 1,841
Number of churches which received 10-24 1,210
Number of churches wliich received 25-49 470
Number of churches which received 50-99 164
Number of churches which received 100 or more 28
Number of churches which received none 1,079
Number of churches making no report 666
5,458
222
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
CHRISTIAN SUMMARY
COMPARATIVE TABLE BY YEARS
[1960
Year
Churches
Total
Members
Total
Additions
Confession
Ministers
S. S.
Members
Benevo-
lences
Home
Expenses
1896
1898
1902
1906
1910
1915
1,424
1,489
1,350
1,316
1,307
1,350
1,204
1,052
1,108
1,157
1,778
1,151
1,137
1,099
107,868
109,667
101,597
97,137
101,468
109,478
105,310
106,182
105,849
109,641
105,684
112,122
108,188
104,091
3,370
3,797
3,396
3,793
o5,897
1,391
1,449
1,538
1,175
984
1,418
1,087
1,050
1,123
1,177
1,090
1,113
1,135
merged
90,694
94,516
92,606
86,432
85,617
79,120
75,431
$245,770
316,280
308,373
351,613
330,582
350,215
merged
1920
1925
1926
1927
$ 957,132
1,006,765
1,003,389
1,183,719
1,010,118
832,651
599,288
1928
1929
1930
1931
a Total additions
GERMAN CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE SUMMARY
The German Conference does not appear as such in Summary I as these statistics are included in their respective state totals
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7,402
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2,779
2,239
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591
24,171
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166
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4,242
381
1,436
1,000
2,251
1,716
1,537
513
377
14,355
199
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85
184
238
408
349
247
152
121
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1,359
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180
4,261
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4,191
1,519
3,844
512
444
25,060
3,317
32,633
305
5,395
693
23,735
14,741
7,130
512
3,215
91,676
8,929
1,881
1,040
11,283
4,108
369
3,851
265
443
302
32,471
61,818
166,012
33,169
59,587
68,787
112,339
137,722
78,959
23,464
20,080
761,937
470
1,350
209
496
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North Dakota ....
605
851
973
South Dakota ....
511
175
English
178
Totals:
5,818
Missions, S. A.:
Argentina
Brazil
* Even thousands and above
t Confirmed
BOARD OF SOUTH AMERICAN MISSION of the German General Conference
Chairman — Rev. E. J. EsUnger, 616 S. Fourth St., Laurel, Mont.
Secretary-Treasurer — Rev. C. George Kuhn, 3730 St. Marys, Lincoln, Neb.
Missionaries — Rev. H. R. Schaal, San Martin 119, Concordia, E. R. Argentina
Rev. V. G. Schultz, Caixa Postal 334, Ijui, Rio Grand do Sul, Brazil
The Board of South American Mission is responsible for work in Argentina and Brazil on behalf of the churches of the German
General Conference. The churches in Argentina are served by 19 ministers and in Brazil by 14 ministers.
FINAL DISTRIBUTION OF APPORTIONMENT RECEIPTS
as reported by the Missions Council
state Conferences $2,993,908
American Board 1,625,604
Board of Home Missions 1,260,548
Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers 98,233
Council for Social Action 180, 167
Congregational Christian Service Committee 882,662
$7,041,122
1960] Statement of the General Council 223
REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES OF THE UNITED STATES
(subject to audit)
BALANCE SHEET
December 31, 1960
ASSETS
Cash 3102,411.44
Investments (Note A) :
Common Investment Fund of the Corporation for the General Council:
(95,696 units of participation) $107,494.03
Bonds:
2M 1.5 Gramercy Park, Inc. 4%, Debentures, .July 1, 1966 2,002.00
25M U. S. Treasury Notes, Series "B", 3^%, May 15, 1961 24,953.12
50M Federal Land Banks, 4%, Bonds, September 20, 1961 .50,531.25
lOOM Federal National Mortgage Assoc, Debentures, 4M%,
June 12, 1961 101,250.00
Total Investments $286,230.40
Deduct — Reserve for Fluctuation in Market Value of Invest-
ments (Estimated) (Note A) 3,500.00
Total Investments 282,730.40
Other Assets 872.25
Total Assets $386,014.09
LIABILITIES, FUNDS AND RESERVES
Funds and Reserves:
Travel Fund (see statement below) $121,382.89
Reserve for Religious Ministry to Armed Forces (Note D) 858.74
Reserve for Expenses of Delegates to International and Interdenomi-
national meetings 8,085.99
Reserve for meeting of World Council 1961 16,761.59
Reserve for meeting of International Congregational Council, 1962 .... 13,919.79
Denison Bequest for work of:
Commission on Stewardship 646.94
Commission on Interchurch Relations and Christian Unity 646.94
Reserve for Supplemental Annuities 5,434.57
Reserve for Biennial Meeting 3,106.55
Total Funds and Reserves $170,844.00
Other Liability Accounts 5,880.36
Restricted Funds "A" (29,782 Units) (Note B) 27,315.64
Amounts Available for General Purposes
Unrestricted Reserves $101,795.70
Unrestricted Funds (54,816 units) 70,000.00
Other Funds (11,098 units) (Not useable for General Synod of United
Church of Christ) 10,178.39
Total Available for General Purposes 181,974.09
Total Liabilities, Funds and Reserves $386,014.09
TRAVEL FUND
(Provided by Standing Rule No. 7)
Balance, January 1, 1960 $107,268.21
From Per Capita dues (Note C) 10,000.00
Interest earned 4,114.68
Balance, December 31, 1960 $121,382.89
224 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
VOTES BY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
On January 31, 1958, the Executive Committee adopted the following two votes:
" VOTED: That the Conferences and Conventions shall be requested to advise the churches in connec-
tion with the 1958 solicitation of the per capita or fellowship dues in the churches of the desire and inten-
tion of the General Council to use a portion of such funds and the funds of ensuing years to meet its
sliare of the expense of the activities of tlie General Synod of the United Cliurch of Christ; and further
" VOTED: That tlie General Council and its Executive Committee may use such portion of sucli funds
and other income of the General Council as they shall deem appropriate for such purposes, except that
they shall not so use any portion of a payment by a Conference, Convention or Church as to which a
Conference or Convention shall advise that such portion of its respective payment may not be used
for such purposes."
Thus a distinction is made between the money which may and which may not be used to meet the General
Council's share of the expenses of the General Synod of the United Church of Christ. The statement of the
Operating Funds and Unrestricted Reserves has been subdivided by means of Columns A and B to reflect
these two categories.
OPERATING FUNDS
Twelve Months Ended December 31, 1960
INCOME Total Column A* Column B i
Per Capita Dues — 100%
(for year 1958) $ 291.15 $ 291.15 —
(for year 1959) 68,755.96 68,728.46 $ 27.50
(for year 1960) 252,816.44 251,832.89 983.55
Total $321,863..55 $320,852.50 $ 1,011.05
Less transfer to Travel Fund (Note C) 10,000.00 10,000.00 —
Balance $311,863.55 $310,852..50 $ 1,011.05
From Investments — gross 12,505.74 1,826.98 10,678.76
Less transferred to reserves and funds (5,425.42) — (5,425.42)
Year Book 4,490.01 — 4,490.01
From C.C.S.C. for Ministry to Armed Forces (Note D) 28,575.00 — 28,575.00
Miscellaneous 2,152.50 2,152.50 —
Total Inco.me $354,161.38 $314,831.98 $ 39,329.40
EXPENSE
Secretaries and General Staff $ 70,891.02 — $ 70,891.02
Department of Ministry (exclusive of Armeu r orces) (Note F) 20,273.77 — 20,273.77
Religious Ministry to Armed Forces (Note D) 28,575.00 — 28,575.00
Year Book 29,472.86 — 29,472.86
General 38,240.49 — 38,240.49
Committees and Commissions 11,927.10 — 11,927.10
International and Interdenominational (Note E) 45,065.68 — 45,065.68
Biennial Meeting (to Reserve) 1,500.00 — 1,500.00
Activities regarding Constitution of United Church (Note G) 10,562.10 $10,562.10 —
Litigation Expenses 23,322.85 — 23,322.85
General Synod of United Church of Christ 39,550.00 39.550.00 —
Travel of Delegates to General Synod 23,044.98 23,044.98 —
Alteration at New York office 5,887.82 — 5,887.82
Total Expenses $348,313.67 $73,157.08 $275,156.59
Balance to Unrestricted Reserves (see below) $ 5,847.71 $241,674.90 ($235,827.19)
UNRESTRICTED RESERVES
Twelve Months Ended December 31, 1960
Balance January 1, 1960 $ 99,447.99 $ 99,447.99 —
Excess of Income over Expense (see above) 5,847.71 241,674.90 ($235,827.19)
Total $105,295.70 $341,122.89 ($235,827.19)
Transfer to Reserve for Fluctuations in Market Value of Invest-
ment (Estimated) (Note A) 3,500.00 3,500.00 —
Balance $101,795.70 $337,622.89 ($235,827.19)
Charge deficit in Column B off against Column A — (235,827.19) 235,827.19
Balance December 31, 1960 $101,795.70 $101,795.70 —
* Column A represents funds which may be used for all purposes of the General Council including the
share of the expense of the General Synod of the United Church of Christ which the General Council assumes
from time to time.
t Column B represents funds wliich, by limitation by the donor, or otherwise, may not or will not be used
for the General Council's share of the expense of the General Synod of the United Church of Christ.
1960] Statement of the General Council 225
Note A: The market value of the investments at December 31, 1960 were as follows:
95,696 Units of Participation in Common Investment Fund @ $1,305 per unit. . . . $124,883.28
2M Gramercy Park, Inc., Debentures (at cost) 2,002.00
25M U.S.A. Treasury Notes @ 100 13/32 25,101.56
50M Federal Land Bank, Bonds @ 100 24/32 50,375.00
lOOM Federal National Mortgage Association, Debentures @ 100 28/32 100,781.25
Total $303,143.09
Tliis valuation was not available before the books were closed. It was anticipated that the market value
of the 54,816 units applicable to the Unrestricted Funds might be less than their cost. To reflect this possi-
bility a reserve against market fluctuations was created. Since it subsequently developed tliat the reserve
was not necessary, this reserve was reversed early in 1961.
Note B: Restricted Funds "A" consists of two bequests, the principal of which may not be used.
Note C: Standing Rule No. 7 subsequent to amendment at 1958 meeting of the General Council requires
the Executive Committee to make adequate provision for the Travel Fund as first charge against
the per capita or fellowship dues. The Executive Committee appropriated $10,000 for tliis purpose
in 1960.
Note D : The expenses of the Religious Ministry to Armed Forces consisted of :
Amounts expended currently $ 28,415.99
Less transferred from 1959 reserve 699.73
Balance $ 27,716.26
Reserved for 1961 858.74
Total (wliich balances amount received from C.C.S.C.) $ 28,575.00
Note E: The expenses for International and Interdenominational purposes coasist of:
Amounts expended currently $ 27,065.68
Appropriations wliich are transferred to reserves 18,000.00
Total $ 45,065.68
Note F: This is after subtracting $9,992.30 of contributions toward the operation of the
Personnel Records Office, opened in 1959.
Note G: The expenses in connection with the vote on the Constitution of United Church of
Christ consist of:
Amounts spent currently $ 30,487.76
Less proceeds from sale of publications 19,925.66
Net Expense $ 10.562.10
226 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
CONSTITUTION, BY-LAWS AND STANDING RULES
OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL
As Amended at the Meeting Held in Boston^ Massachusetts
June 24-30, 7958
The Congregational Christian churches of the United States by delegates assembled,
reserving ail the rights and cherished memories of their historic past and affirming
loyalty to the basic principles of unity and democracy in church polity, hereby set forth
the principles of Christian fellowship immemorially held by these churches.
We hold sacred the freedom of the individual soul and the right of private judgment.
We stand for the autonomy of the local church and its independence of ecclesiastical
control. We cherish the fellowship of churches, united in district, state and national
bodies for counsel and cooperation. Affirming these convictions we hold to the unity
of the Church of Christ, and will unite with all its branches in fellowship and hearty
cooperation; and we earnestly seek that the prayer of our Lord for the unity of his fol-
lowers may be speedily answered.
We find in the Bible the supreme rule of faith and life, but recognize wide room for
differences in interpretation. We therefore base our union upon the acceptance of
Christianity as primarily a way of life and not upon uniformity of theological opinion
or any uniform practice of ordinances.
United in these principles and in accordance with the Plan of Union adopted by their
national bodies in 1929, the Congregational and Christian Churches in general council
assembled agree in adopting the following constitution.
CONSTITUTION
/. Name
The name of this body shall be The General Council of the Congregational Christian
Churches of the United States until such time as a more inclusive name shall be chosen.
II. Purpose
The purpose of the General Council is to foster and express the substantial unity of
the Congregational Christian Churches in faith, purpose, polity and work; to consult
upon and devise measures and maintain agencies for the promotion of the common inter-
ests of the kingdom of God; to cooperate with any corporation or body under control of
or affiliated with the Congregational or Christian churches or any of them; and to do
and to promote the work of these churches in their national, international, and inter-
denominational relations, and in general so far as legally possible to perform on behalf
of the united churches the various functions hitherto performed by the National Council
for the Congregational churches and by the General Convention for the Christian
churches, it being understood that where technical legal questions may be involved the
action of the separate bodies shall be secured.
///. Membership
1. Voting Members.
(a) Delegates-at-large. Each State or District Conference or Convention shall be
entitled to one delegate-at-large for the first full 5,000 members, and also one additional
delegate-at-large for each successive 5,000 members or major fraction thereof.
1960] Constitution and By-Laws 227
Each State or District Conference or Convention shall determine by vote at an annual
meeting the method of nomination and election of its own delegates-at-large.
(b) In addition, the superintendent, minister or chief executive of each Conference
or Convention shall be a full delegate to the General Council meeting.
(c) Association Delegates. The number of delegates and alternates to be elected by
each Association shall be determined in the following manner: Churches in the Asso-
ciation having a membership of 1,000 members or more shall each be entitled to have
one delegate and alternate for each 1,000 members; the remaining membership of the
Association, including the fractional portion of the membership of a church having
more than 1,000 members, shall be entitled to have one delegate and alternate for each
1,000 members or major fraction thereof.
The manner of election of delegates and alternates shall be as follows: Each church
having 1,000 members or more shall be invited to nominate to the Association the num-
ber of delegates and alternates to which it is entitled; each church having less than 1,000
members shall be invited to nominate to the Association one delegate and alternate;
delegates and alternates in the number determined as stated above shall be elected by
the Association from among the nominees thus nominated. Any Association having
fewer than 1,000 members shall be entitled to one delegate. Delegates elected by the
Association shall be certified by the Conference.
In the choice of delegates from the churches in the Association a pattern of rotation
shall follow wherever possible so that no delegate will ordinarily serve in that capacity
at successive General Council meetings; but in circumstances that make it appear that
the Conference and Associations would be better represented by allowing a delegate to
succeed himself such succession is permitted.
When an Association is entitled to five or more delegates not more than 60 percent
of its delegation shall be ministers, and not more than 60 percent lay members. There
shall be equitable representation of men and women.
Any licensed or ordained pastor regularly serving a Congregational Christian church
and approved by the Association shall be eligible to be elected a delegate in the minis-
terial category.
If an Association fails to elect its full proportionate number of delegates, the Con-
ference or Convention or its board of directors at a duly called meeting may fill vacancies
in that Association's delegation according to the rules set forth above. If the Conference
or Association does not have its full delegation seated when the General Council con-
venes, it shall if possible be completed by vote of the delegates of the Conference or Con-
vention according to the rules set forth above. If no one of the proper classification is
available from that Association then the vacancy may be filled from some other Asso-
ciation or classification in the Conference or Convention by vote of the delegates of the
Conference or Convention present twelve hours thereafter.
In case a Conference has no Associations, it shall be allowed delegates to the number
it would have if it were both a Conference and an Association.
The superintendent, minister or chief executive officer of each Conference or Conven-
tion who is present shall be the convener of his Conference or Convention delegation.
(d) Any delegate who shall remove his active membership from a church of the Con-
ference or Association by which he has been elected shall be deemed by that fact to have
resigned his membership in the Council, and the Conference or Association, as the case
may be, may proceed to fill the unexpired term as previously provided for.
(e) A representative of each college and theological seminary recognized by the Gen-
eral Council as affiliated with or cooperating with it, and editors of national church
periodicals, together with the moderator or moderators and assistant moderators, the
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members of the Executive Committee of the General Council, the secretaries and treas-
urer of the General Council, and the national presidents of the Laymen's Fellowship, the
Women's Fellowship and the Pilgrim Fellowship, shall be voting members ex officio.
2. Honorary Members. Former moderators, associate moderators and assistant
moderators of the General Council and the National Council, former presidents and
vice-presidents of the General Convention, superintendents of City Societies, ministers
serving the churches entertaining the Council, persons selected as preachers or to prepare
papers, or to serve upon committees or commissions chosen by the Council, missionaries
present, who are in the service of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions, and have not less than five years in that service, or in similar service of the
Christian Church, executive officers of national missionary societies whose scope of
responsibility is co-extensive with the nation, may be enrolled as honorary members and
shall be entitled to all privileges of members in the meeting of the Council except those
of voting and initiating business. Any person appointed by a national missionary so-
ciety as a corporate member shall have the right to the floor when matters affecting that
society are under discussion.
3. Ecumenical Members. Every communion connected with the National Council
of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America, together with such other
communions as may be named by the General Council, may be represented by two
delegates, who shall have the status of ecumenical members and as such enjoy all the
privileges of members except that of voting.
4. Corresponding Members. The General Council shall not increase its own voting
members except by due amendment of this constitution, but members of other denomina-
tions (other than ecumenical members) present by invitation or representing their de-
nominations, representatives of Congregational bodies in other lands, and other persons
present who represent important interests or have rendered distinguished services may
by vote be made corresponding members and entitled to the courtesy of the floor.
5. Terms of Membership. The term of delegates shall be two years. Elections to
fill vacancies shall be for the remainder of the unexpired term.
The term of a member shall begin at the opening of the next stated meeting of the
Council after his election, and shall expire with the opening of the next stated meeting
of the Council. He shall be a member of any intervening special meeting of the Council.
IV. Officers and Committees
Officers and committees shaU be named as provided for in the by-laws and standing
rules.
V. Meetings
1. Regular meetings of the General Council held after the 1958 meeting shall be held
in 1961 and biennially thereafter in the odd-numbered years, the exact time and place to
be fixed by the Executive Committee and announced at least six months in advance of
each meeting.
2. Special meetings shall be convened upon the call of the Executive Committee or
whenever any seven of the general state organizations of Congregational, Christian, or
Congregational Christian churches, so request.
3. A quorum shall consist of delegates present from a majority of the states entitled
to representation in the General Council.
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VI. By-Laws
The General Council may make and alter by-laws at any stated meeting by a two-
thirds vote of the members present and voting, provided that no new by-laws shall be
enacted and no by-laws altered or repealed on the day on which the change is proposed.
VIL The Corporation
1 . The Corporation for the General Council of the Congregational Christian Churches
of the United States shall consist of fifteen persons elected by the Council in addition
to the moderator and secretary of the Council ex officio.
2. At the meeting of the Council in 1934 there shall be elected fifteen members of the
Corporation, five of whose terms shall expire in 1936, five in 1938 and five in 1940.
At each subsequent biennial meeting of the Council a successor to each member shall
be chosen for a term of six years. The Council or its Executive Committee between
meetings of the Council may fill vacancies for the unexpired terms. At least two of the
persons elected at each biennial meeting shall be persons not then members of the
Corporation.
3. The Corporation shall have a treasurer. He shall administer his office as the by-
laws of the Corporation may provide.
4. The Corporation shall have power to receive and hold any property, real and per-
sonal, of the Council, and all property, real and personal, which may be conveyed to it
in trust, or otherwise, for other purposes approved by the Corporation within the scope
of its charter; and acting for the Council between the meetings of the Council in all
business matters not otherwise delegated or reserved, shall do such acts and discharge
such trusts as properly belong to such a corporation and are in conformity with the
constitution, rules, and instructions of the Council.
5. The Corporation may adopt for its government and the management of its aff'airs
standing by-laws and rules not inconsistent with its charter nor with the constitution,
by-laws, rules, and resolutions of the Council.
6. The Corporation shall make such reports to the Council as the Council may
require.
VIIL Amendments
This constitution shall not be altered or amended except at a biennial or adjourned
meeting and by a two-thirds vote of those present and voting, notice thereof having been
given at a previous stated meeting, or the proposed alterations having been requested
by some State or similar general organization of churches entitled to representation in
the Council and published with the notification of the meeting.
BY-LAWS
/. Meetings
1 . Meetings shall ordinarily be held in the spring or early summer.
2. The call of the meeting shall be issued by the Executive Committee and signed by
its Chairman and by the Secretary of the General Council.
3. Until such time as these bodies may be dissolved, meetings of the General Conven-
tion of the Christian Church and of the National Council of the Congregational Churches
may be called for the same hours as for the General Council, making possible the trans-
action of business by either of those bodies, its own members only voting, without the
adjournment of the General Council.
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4. The first concern of the General Council shall be the transaction of the business
intrusted to it by the Churches, and the General Council may meet in separate or execu-
tive session during the delivery of public addresses whenever the necessity of business
may appear to require it.
//. Officers
1 . Moderator. The Moderator shall be elected by the General Council. Election
shall be from nominations made from the floor. Such election shall be held at the first
business session of the biennial meeting. The Moderator shall take office upon adjourn-
ment of the biennial meeting at which he was elected, and shall hold office for two years
or until the election of his successor.
The Moderator of the National Council of Congregational Churches, the President
of the General Convention of the Christian Church, if and as long as it is found necessary
for these organizations to be maintained, the President of the American Board of Com-
missioners for Foreign Missions and the President of the Board of Home Missions except
as one of these four may have been chosen Moderator, shall be assistant moderators of
the General Council, the order of precedence being as named. Additional assistant
moderators may be elected if thought desirable by the Council.
The Moderator, or in his absence, or at his request, one of the assistant moderators,
shall preside at the meetings of the General Council. The Moderator may deliver an
address upon a subject of his own selection at the opening of the meeting of the General
Council over which he presides. The representative functions of the Moderator shall
be that of visiting and addressing churches, conferences, associations, and conventions
upon their invitation, and of representing the Council in the wider relations of Christian
fellowship so far as he may be able and disposed. It is understood that his personal
acts and utterances have no authority from or upon the General Council or its constituent
groups. In the case of a vacancy in the office of Moderator the assistant moderator next
in order shall become Moderator for the unexpired term.
2. Secretaries. The Secretaries shall be elected by the Council. For such election
nominations shall be made by the Executive Committee. The Secretaries shall do their
work under the general direction of the Executive Committee.
(a) There shall be a Secretary, who shall have oversight of the interests and work of
the Council. He shall keep a full and accurate record of the proceedings of the General
Council and of its Executive Committee. He shall be the statistician and editor of the
Year Book and other regular documents of the Council. He shall maintain a complete
necrology of Congregational Christian ministers. He shall send out the notices and con-
duct the correspondence of the General Council and of its Executive Committee.
For his aid one or more assistants may be chosen at each meeting of the Council to
serve during such meeting.
The Secretary shall also be Minister of the General Council and render to the churches
such services as shall be appropriate to his office. He shall aid the Committees and
Commissions of the Council and shall be available for advice and help in matters of
policy and constructive organization, especially in realizing the objectives of By-Law III.
1. (h). Like the Moderator, he may represent the Council and the Churches in inter-
denominational relations.
(b) There shall be an Associate Secretary with offices at the headquarters of the Coun-
cil who shall also be Associate Minister of the General Council and shall cooperate with
the Secretary in the general work of the Council.
(c) There may be an Assistant Secretary who shall cooperate with the Secretary in the
general work of the Council.
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3. Treasurer. There shall be a Treasurer elected at the biennial meeting. He shall
be the custodian of the funds of the General Council and of its departments not otherwise
provided for. Funds shall be paid out under the direction of the Executive Committee.
An assistant treasurer or assistant treasurers may be elected at the will of the General
Council or be appointed by the Executive Committee.
4. The terms of office of the Secretary, Treasurer, and of any other officers not other-
wise provided for, shall begin January 1 , following the meeting at which they are chosen
and continue for two years and/or until their successors take office.
///. Committees and Commissions
1. The Executive CoMMrrxEE. The Executive Committee shall be composed of the
Moderator ex officio, with eighteen members so chosen that the term of each shall ulti-
mately be six years, six retiring at each stated meeting of the General Council. The
Secretaries shall be corresponding members without vote. No person shall be eligible
to successive reappointment on this committee after having served a full term of six
years until two years shall have elapsed. Due notice having been given to all members,
five shall constitute a quorum.
The Executive Committee shall be the General Council ad interim and shall transact
such business as the Council shall from time to time direct and in the intervals between
meetings of the Council shall represent the Council in all matters not otherwise provided
for.
(a) It shall have authority to contract for all necessary expenditures and to appoint
one or more of its number who shall approve and sign all bills for payment; shall consult
the interest of the Council and act for it in intervals between meetings in all matters of
business and finance, subject to the direction of the Council; and shall make a full report
of all its doings, the consideration of which shall be first in order of business after organiza-
tion, at biennial meetings. Questions of polity not clearly defined by the Council shall
be determined by the Executive Committee ad interim.
The Committee may submit to the Council for consideration any recommendations
it may deem useful for the development of the efficiency of the organization, life, and
work of the denomination.
(b) It may fill any vacancy occurring in its own number or in any commission, com-
mittee, or office in the intervals of meeting, the person so appointed to serve until the
next meeting of the Council.
(c) It shall appoint any committee or commission ordered by the Council, but not
otherwise appointed; and committees or commissions so appointed shall be entered in
the minutes as by action of the Council.
(d) Except as the Council may have made definite decisions, it shall select the place,
and shall specify in the call, the place, and precise time at which each meeting of the
Council shall begin. In making these decisions the Committee shall take the American
Board and the Board of Home Missions into consultation.
(e) It shall provide a suitable form of voucher for the expenditures of the Council,
and shall secure a proper auditing of its accounts.
(f) It shall prepare a definite program for the Council, choosing a preacher and
selecting topics for discussion and persons to prepare and present papers thereon.
(g) It shall assign a distinct time, not to be changed except by special vote of the
Council, for
(i) The papers appointed to be read before the Council;
(ii) The commissions appointed by one Council to report at the next, which
may present the topics referred to them for discussion or action;
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(iii) The benevolent societies and theological seminaries.
All other business shall be set for other specified hours, and shall not displace the
regular order, except by special vote of the Council.
(h) While the Executive Committee shall not be charged with the details of the ad-
ministrations of the several national agencies, it shall be its duty to consider the work
of the organizations named in By-Law IV, to prevent duplication of activities, to effect
all possible economies of administration, to correlate the work of the several organiza-
tions, together with their publicity and promotional activities, so as to secure the maxi-
mum of efficiency with the minimum of expense. It shall have the right to examine the
annual budgets of the several organizations and have access to their books and records.
It may freely give its advice to the said organizations regarding problems involved in
their work, and it shall make recommendations to the several organizations when in its
judgment their work can be made more efficient or economical. It shall make report
of its actions to the General Council at each stated meeting of that body, and present to
said Council such recommendations as it may deem wise for the furtherance of the effi-
ciency and economical administration of the several organizations. It shall study the
relative needs of the various denominational agencies, state and national, and recom-
mend the apportionment percentages for the distribution of benevolent contributions.
(i) The Executive Committee shall serve as a Business Committee as provided in
Section 3 below. It shall appoint official representatives to serve on the Board of Direc-
tors of the Congregational Christian Historical Society. It may appoint other special
committees to deal with phases of work not covered by other agencies as need arises.
(j) The Executive Committee shall have the power to appoint an Advisory Committee
from its own number which shall act for it between its meetings, with such limitations
and powers as the Executive Committee may direct.
2. Committee on Credentials. At each meeting of the General Council there shall
be elected on nomination of the Nominating Committee a Chairman of a Committee
on Credentials to serve at the next regular or special meeting of the General Council.
Prior to that regular or special meeting the Executive Committee shall appoint at least
four other members of the Committee on Credentials to serve at that meeting. This
committee shall prepare and report as early as practicable a roll of members determined
by the presentation of credentials from electing bodies. In cases of conflicting creden-
tials reference may be made to the General Council for decision.
If more delegates are appointed by any constituent body than it is entitled to, they
shall be enrolled in the order of presentation of their credentials up to the limit fixed by
the constitution.
3. Business Committee. The Executive Committee shall serve as the Business Com-
mittee of all regular and special meetings. As the Business Committee it shall prepare
a docket for the business sessions of the Council and shall have sole authority to call extra
hearings or special business sessions of the General Council unless otherwise ordered by
the Council. Except the business contained in the annual report of the Executive Com-
mittee and the work of the Nominating and Resolutions Committees and the appoint-
ment of new permanent commissions, all Council business shall first be presented to the
Business Committee. This Committee may decline to make any report or may present
a motion to the Council with a brief explanation of its position, favoring such business
in complete or amended form, or may present a dissenting motion. The General Coun-
cil may at its pleasure consider any item of business either suppressed or altered by the
Committee.
4. Nominating Commfttee. The Nominating Committee shall consist of twelve
members to be elected by the General Council on the nomination of a committee com-
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posed of the Moderator, assistant moderators, president of the Superintendents' con-
ference, and the chairman of Woman State Presidents. Six members shall be chosen
for two years and six for four years, and thereafter members shall be chosen for four years.
Members of the Nominating Committee who have served for a full term shall not be
eligible for reelection until after an interval of two years. This Committee shall be
recognized biennially for service from the close of one stated meeting until the close of
the following stated meeting of the Council. This Committee shall nominate to the
General Council all officers, committees, and commissions for which the Council does
not otherwise provide; but the Council may at its pleasure choose committees, com-
missions, or officers by nomination from the floor or otherwise, as it shall from time to
time determine.
5. Committee on Resolutions. At the end of each regular meeting of the General
Council the incoming Moderator, with the approval of the Nominating Committee,
shall appoint the chairman of a Committee on Resolutions to serve at the next regular
and/or special meeting of the Council. At the opening session of the next regular or
special meeting the Moderator shall appoint six other members to serve at that meeting.
Before the Council meets, the Moderator shall publish in the national denominational
paper and in the state conference papers a request that persons who have resolutions or
subjects for resolution to present to the coming Council send them to the chairman of
the Committee on Resolutions. It shall be in order for the Council at any time to
change the size and composition of the Committee on Resolutions.
6. Commission on the Ministry. The Commission on the Ministry directly or
through sub-committees shall give attention to standards for the ministry and processes
for maintaining them, to the recruiting of an adequate number of properly qualified
candidates for the ministry, to the securing of uniformity among the Conferences and
Associations on standards and the holding of ministerial standing, to the reception of
ministers from other denominations, and to the developing and strengthening of the
intellectual life, the Christian experience, and the practical efficiency of persons already
in the ministry; it shall also stand ready to collaborate with the state and city super-
intendents in the development of feasible processes of cooperation in serving the churches
and ministers in the settlement of pastors.
7. Commission on Stewardship. The Commission on Stewardship shall study and
report on the question of the cultivation among the people of the churches of an under-
standing of and a commitment to the principles of Christian stewardship in the broadest
and most vital sense of the term, the Commission shall also cooperate with the Missions
Council and its committees in this field.
8. Commission on Interchurch Relations and Christian Unity. The Commission
on Interchurch Relations and Christian Unity shall devote itself to a careful study of all
phases of interchurch relations including local and general expressions of Christian
fraternity and cooperation such as federated churches, federations of churches, coopera-
tive enterprises, and comity in educational and missionary work; it shall make a study
of church union, including its objectives, its feasibility, and its processes; it shall cultivate
friendly relations with other bodies of Christians for the sake of those relations in them-
selves and in the hope of consummating further union; and it shall cooperate with like
bodies of other denominations in fostering the spirit of oneness among the followers of
Christ.
9. Other Commissions. Temporary commissions may be appointed at the will of
the Council.
The Executive Committee shall designate one of the Secretaries of the General Coun-
cil for executive service with each commission.
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Commissions except as charged with specific studies upon which they are to report to
the Council shall do their work under the general direction of the Executive Committee.
10. Other committees and commissions may be named by the Council as it shall from
time to time determine and as is provided in the standing rules.
11. Each member and officer of every committee and commission shall hold office
for the term provided in these By-Laws or until his successor is chosen.
IV. National Societies
The following shall define the relation of the national societies to the General Council:
The foreign missionary work of the Congregational Christian Churches shall be carried
on under the auspices of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions;
and home missionary and educational work of these churches under the auspices of the
Board of Home Missions.
1. The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
This Board shall be the agency of the Congregational Christian Churches for the exten-
sion of Christ's kingdom abroad.
(a) Membership. The voting membership of the American Board shall consist of two
classes of persons, (i) One class shall be composed of the members of the General
Council who shall be deemed nominated as corporate members of the American Board
by their election and certification as members of the said General Council, said nomina-
tions to be ratified and the persons so named elected by the American Board. Their
terms as corporate members of the American Board shall end, in each case when they
cease to be members of the General Council, (ii) There may also be chosen by the
American Board two hundred and fifty corporate members-at-large, at least one-third
of whom shall be women. The said two hundred and fifty corporate members-at-large
shall be chosen in two approximately equal sections, and so chosen that the terms of
each section shall be ultimately four years, one section being chosen every second year
at the meeting in connection with the meeting of the General Council. No new voting
members, other than herein provided, shall be created.
(b) Officers and Committees. The officers and committees of the American Board shall
be such as the Board itself may from time to time determine.
(c) Meetings. Regular meetings of the American Board shall be held annually. That
falling in the same year in which the General Council holds its stated meetings shall be
held in connection with the meeting of said Council. Meetings in other years shall be
held at such time and place as the Board may determine. Important business, especially
such as involves extensive modifications of policy, shall, so far as possible, be reserved
for consideration in those meetings held in connection with the meeting of the General
Council.
(d) Reports. It shall be the duty of the American Board to make a full and accurate
report of its condition and work to the General Council at each stated meeting of that
body.
2. The Board of Home Missions of the Congregational and Christian Churches.
This Board shall be the agency of the Congregational Christian Churches for the
extension of Christ's kingdom in the United States except as such activities are adminis-
tered locally.
(a) Membership. The voting membership of the Board of Home Missions shall con-
sist, in addition to such members of the Board as may be regarded as legally necessary,
of two classes of persons.
(i) One class shall be composed of the members of the General Council so long
as they remain members of said Council.
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(ii) There may also be chosen corporate members-at-large to the number of 250.
The said corporate members-at-large shall be chosen in two equal sections and so
chosen that the term of each section shall be ultimately four years, one section being
chosen every second year at the meeting held in connection with the biennial
meeting of the General Council.
(b) Officers and Committees. The officers and committees of the Board of Home Missions
shall be such as the Board itself may from time to time determine.
(c) Meetings. Regular meetings of the Board of Home Missions shall be held an-
nually. Those falling in the same year in which the General Council holds its stated
meeting shall be held in connection with the meeting of said Council. Meetings in other
years shall be held at such times and places as the Board itself may determine. Impor-
tant business, especially such as involves extensive modifications of policy, shall so far as
possible be reserved for consideration in those meetings held in connection with the
meeting of the General Council.
(d) Reports. It shall be the duty of the Board of Home Missions to make a full and
accurate report of its condition and work to the General Council at each stated meeting
of that body.
3. The Council for Social Action. This Council shall be an agency of the Con-
gregational Christian Churches for helping to make the Christian Gospel more effective
in society, national and world-wide, through research, education, and action, in coop-
eration with the Conferences and Associations and local churches, as well as with
the Board of Home Missions and the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions and with the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. In its
research, the Council will aim to be impartial, its only bias being that of the Christian view
of life. In its statements regarding political, economic, and other social issues with
which it deals the Council shall present the principal positions on which Congregational
Christians may differ and may include a statement of its own position or positions in
such a framework. Its educational efforts will be directed primarily toward the local
churches but will also envisage the cultivation of public opinion. It shall devote the
principal part of its resources of personnel and money to the education of members of
the churches on the Christian viewpoints in social issues. It shall screen, collate, and
interpret pertinent facts and place them in the hands of the churches. In action the
Council may on occasion intercede directly in specific situations. In its pronouncements
directed toward the public and to the direct advocacy of governmental action the Coun-
cil shall have the affirmative vote of fourteen of its eighteen members.
(a) Membership. The Council for Social Action is a body created by and responsible
to the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches; it comprises eighteen
persons, serving on a volunteer basis, nominated by the Nominating Committee of the
General Council in consultation with a nominating committee of the Council for Social
Action and elected by the General Council at its biennial meeting for terms of six years
each, six members being elected at each such biennial sessions. There shall be and is
hereby created a Body of Associates of the Council for Social Action consisting of not
more than 250 members. The Nominating Committee shall seek to obtain a balanced
representation of the various occupational groups in our society. These Associates shall
comprise a consultative and supporting body for the Council for Social Action, and shall
have the privilege of presenting directly to the General Council the results of their
deliberation on any matter affecting the Council for Social Action. They shall have
the privilege of attending all meetings of the Council for Social Action and of the Gen-
eral Council with the right to speak but not to vote except as they are full and duly
constituted members of those respective bodies. The general officers of the Council for
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Social Action shall be the officers of this Body, which Body shall lend such aid, support
and assistance to the Council for Social Action as the Council for Social Action may
request. The first group shall be divided into three classes of two, four and six years each
and thereafter members shall be elected for a term of six years at each biennial meeting
of the General Council.
(b) Officers. The officers and committees of the Council for Social Action shall be
such as the Council for Social Action itself may determine.
(c) Reports. It shall be the duty of the Council for Social Action to make a full and
accurate report of its condition and work to the General Council at each stated meeting
of that body.
V. Statistics
A year book shall be published giving statistics for the organizations, institutions,
churches, and ministers. So far as possible this shall be by State or Conference bounds.
The Secretary shall edit the year book and shall present at each biennial meeting com-
prehensive and comparative statistics for the preceding biennium.
VI. Finances
The General Council shall assume the cost of the work hitherto done by the National
Council and the General Convention and hereby embodied in the constitution and by-
laws of the General Council, including all salaries, subject to such changes in work and
personnel as it may deem wise. The expenses of the General Council shall be met from
contributions from the Congregational Christian churches in response to requests of the
Executive Committee, also from accumulated funds and the income of permanent funds
of both bodies in so far as these may be made available by action of the legal trustees.
The fiscal year shall be the calendar year.
VII. Standing Rules
Standing rules may be adopted from time to time by a two-thirds vote of the members
present and voting at any meeting of the General Council.
Regulations adopted from time to time and calculated to be more or less permanent
shall be cast in the form of standing rules.
VIII. Amendments
These By-Laws may be amended as provided in Article VI of the Constitution.
STANDING RULES
1. Representation. In the election of officers, committees, commissions and boards,
the General Council and its nominating committee shall give due recognition to the
need of adequate representation of the various constituencies.
2. Ballots. Nominations for the Executive Committee, elected officers, committees
and commissions shall be presented on printed ballots providing space for other nomina-
tions and shall be in the hands of the delegates on the day before the vote is taken. A
motion to instruct the casting of a single vote for any nominee shall be in order only
upon the setting aside of this rule. Pending the declaration of the result of a ballot the
order of the day may proceed.
(a) Except as otherwise specifically provided in the constitution or by-laws, a majority
vote of all delegates present and voting at any meeting shall be necessary for the election
of officers of the General Council.
(b) Except as otherwise specifically provided in the constitution or by-laws, all ques-
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tions of parliamentary procedure relating to the General Council shall be governed by
Robert's Rules of Order.
3. Time for Business. Ordinarily the forenoon sessions of the General Council shall
be reserved for business and reports, formal and inspirational addresses being placed in
the afternoon and evening sessions.
4. Time Limitation. No speaker upon any motion or resolution or upon any paper
read shall occupy more than ten minutes v^ithout the unanimous consent of the General
Council. In case of discussion approaching the time limit set for it, the Moderator may
announce the limitations of speeches to less than ten minutes subject to the approval of
the Council.
5. Advance Reports. The Secretary shall cause to be printed and sent for general
discussion to all Conferences by the first day of May in the year when the biennial
meeting of the Council is to be held such reports as (a) may have been furnished him
reasonably in advance of that time, and (b) have received the approval for length and/or
form but not for essential content, of the Executive Committee, together with the pro-
gram prepared for the Council meeting. The reports shall be presented from the plat-
form and the time allowed for them shall be matters subject to the determination of the
General Council on recommendation of the Business Committee.
6. The Per Capita or Fellowship Dues. At the beginning of each calendar year
the General Council shall notify each Conference of the amount requested by the Gen-
eral Council for the per capita or fellowship dues. This request shall be determined
on the basis of the total membership of each Conference respectively as listed in the latest
published Yearbook, including absent members but excluding the membership of
churches designated as inactive in the Yearbook.
7. Travel Fund. The setting aside and maintenance of adequate reserves for the
travel fund shall be the first charge against the per capita or fellowship dues contributed
by the State and District Conferences to the General Council. The Travel Fund shall
be distributed among delegates representing Associations and Conferences (a) on the
basis of the number of miles from the residence of each delegate to the place of meeting
and return by the most direct railway route, and (b) in the ratio of the amount paid for
the two calendar years preceding a General Council meeting to the General Council
as per capita or fellowship dues by the Conference to which the delegate belongs, to the
amount requested by vote of the General Council from said conference.
No person shall share in the distribution of the Travel Fund unless he: (a) is a regu-
larly seated delegate, (b) has been certified to the Credentials Committee before the
close of the second day on which sessions of the Council are held, and (c) has attended
the Council for more than half of its sessions.
8. Ecumenical Members. The American Unitarian Association and the General
Convention of the Universalist Church may be represented in the General Council by
two delegates each, under the terms of paragraph III. 3. of the Constitution.
9. Fraternal Delegates and Interdenominational Representatp/es. At each
biennial meeting such fraternal delegates and interdenominational representatives as it
may be deemed desirable to include as corresponding members shall be elected on
nomination by the Nominating Committee. Ad interim the Executive Committee may
make such elections.
10. Bonds. The Treasurer and others who handle money of the Council shall give
bonds in such sums as the Executive Committee shall require.
11. Commissions.
(a) Permanent Commissions. No new permanent commissions shall be appointed until
the matter has been referred to the Executive Committee which shall report whether in
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its judgment a permanent commission is needed, or the work may be handled by some
existing society, committee or commission. The decision shall rest with the General
Council.
(b) Temporary Commissions. Temporary commissions may be set up from time to time
as the General Council may determine, to report at the next meeting of the Council
and not to continue beyond that meeting except as ordered by the Council. The
Executive Committee at its option may advise the Council concerning the continuance
of temporary commissions.
Each commission, unless otherwise provided, shall ordinarily consist of seven active
and twenty corresponding members. The active members shall reside within a short
distance of some center in order that they may have several meetings without too great
an expenditure of time and money. The active list shall be determined at each biennial
meeting. The removal of an active member from the vicinity of the place of meeting
shall constitute a termination of his active membership and his transfer to the correspond-
ing membership list. The Executive Committee may name a substitute in the active
list. Main points at issue shall be presented to corresponding members by mail and
final action taken after replies have been received and considered. Each corresponding
member shall be notified of the meeting of the commission and such corresponding mem-
bers as attend may vote.
Effort shall be made to have persons appointed upon commissions who have special
contact and first-hand information in the subject under review. Except when its powers
are defined by the General Council each commission shall pursue its plan under the
general direction of the Executive Committee and shall report to the Executive Com-
mittee when requested. The Executive Committee may invite the chairmen of the
commissions to meet with it in conference regarding the work of the commissions. In
fields of executive activity where societies are at work commissions should not undertake
executive responsibility, but should rather make wholly independent studies and report
recommendations and advice for the executives of the Council, societies, state Con-
ferences, and churches.
No commission shall incur expense except as authorized by the Council, or its Execu-
tive Committee.
Any member, in good standing, of a Congregational Christian church is eligible for
services on any commission or ad interim committee.
Each commission shall choose its own chairman, but the first named member shall
call the first meeting and act as temporary chairman during the organization of the
commission.
At least one-third of the members of every continued commission shall be persons
who have not been members of it for the preceding term, and at least one-third of the
members of every commission shall be unordained persons, with the exception of the
Commission on the Ministry, which shall include not less than three unordained mem-
bers.
For purposes of nomination for positions on commissions and committees and for other
positions connected with the Council, "ministers" shall be deemed to be those who have
been ordained and "laymen" those who have not been ordained.
12. Ministerial Standing and Ordination. The General Council recognizes the
standards for the ministry approved by the National Council and the General Conven-
tion. It is desirable, where feasible, that ministers should be ordained, or their ordina-
tions authorized, by State Conferences.
Full standing in the Congregational as well as in the other denomination involved
is approved for ministers who have adequate reason to maintain a double relationship,
I960] Constitution and By-Laws 239
such as those who serve federated churches. This standing is not recommended for
those whose relationship with the Congregational Christian fellowship would be purely
formal. It is only for those who can express their loyalty to the fellowship through some
regular channel of the Congregational Christian ministry approved by the local Asso-
ciation or Conference.
13. The Secretary of the Council is instructed to refer actions of the Council
affecting the several missionary societies to the respective meetings of the societies in
connection with the meeting of the General Council at which such actions are taken,
with specific recommendations to the societies that they hold adjourned meetings where
necessary in order to act upon such references.
14. The appropriation of money or the modification of apportionment percentages
should ordinarily be matters for action by the Executive Committee, and in any event
should not be acted upon by the Council itself without prior reference to the Executive
Committee for report upon its eff'ect upon budgets and its relationship to other activities.
Amendment. These rules may be amended by a two-thirds vote at any regular meet-
ing, or temporarily suspended in any particular by unanimous consent of the members
present.
240
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
MEETINGS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
Year
Place
MODERATOH
Preacher
1865
Boston, Mass.
Hon. W. A. Buckingham
Julian M. Sturtevant
1871
Oberlin, Oliio
Rev. William T. Budington
Leonard Bacon
1874
New Haven, Conn.
Hon. L. S. Foster
Richard S. Storrs
1877
Detroit, Mich.
Hon. William B. Washburn
Zachary Eddy
1880
St. Louis, Mo.
Rev. Henry M. Dexter
Samuel E. Herrick
1883
Concord, N. H.
Rev. Arthur Little
Frederick A. Noble
1886
Chicago, 111.
Hon. Lorrin A. Cooke
Prof. George P. Fisher
1889
Worcester, Mass.
Pres. Cyrus Northrop
Israel E. Dwinell
1892
Minneapolis, Minn.
Rev. A. H. Quint
Charles M. Lamson
1895
Syracuse, N. Y.
Hon. Nelson Dingley
F. W. Gunsaulus
1898
Portland, Ore.
Rev. Frederick A. Noble
Albert J. Lyman
1901
Portland, Me.
Rev. Amory H. Bradford
William J. Tucker
1904
Des Moines, Iowa
Rev. Washington Gladden
Alexander McKenzie
1907
Cleveland, Ohio
Hon. Thomas C. MacMillan
George A. Gordon
1910
Boston, Mass.
Rev. Nehemiah Boynton
Pres. W. D. Mackenzie
1913
Kansas City, Mo.
Rev. Charles R. Brown
Charles E. Jefferson
1915
New Haven, Conn.
Hon. Henry M. Beardsley
Ozora S. Davis
1917
Columbus, Ohio
Rev. William Horace Day
Charles S. Mills
1919
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Pres. Henry C. King
Raymond Calkins
1921
Los Angeles, Cal.
Rev. William E. Barton
G. Glenn Atkins
1923
Springfield, Mass.
Rev. Rockwell H. Potter
S. Parkes Cadman
1925
Washington, D. C.
Mr. Frank J. Harwood
Rev. Dan F. Bradley
Carl S. Patton
1927
Omaha, Neb.
Rev. Ozora S. Davis
Hon. William E. Sweet
Albert W. Palmer
1929
Detroit, Mich.
Dr. Fred B. Smith
Mr. Franklin Warner
Henry K. Booth
MEETINGS OF THE GENERAL CONVENTION
OF THE AMERICAN CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Year
Place
President
Year
Place
President
1820
Windham, Conn.
Rev. Benjamin Taylor
1862
Medway, N. Y.
Rev. Amasa Stanton
1821
New Bedford, Mass.
Rev. John Rand
1866
Marshall, Mich.
Rev. Daniel P. Pike
1822
Greenville, N. Y.
Rev. Mark Fernald
1870
Oshawa, Canada
Rev. I. H. Coe
1823
Assonet, Mass.
Rev. Daniel Hix
1874
Stanfordville, N. Y.
Rev. I. H. Coe
1824
Freedom, N. Y.
Rev. John Spoor, Jr.
1878
Franklin, Ohio
Rev. A. W. Coan
1825
Beekman, N. Y.
1882
Albany, N. Y.
Rev. J. W. Osborne
1826
Windham, Conn.
Rev. Hervey Sullings
1886
New Bedford, Mass.
Rev. Daniel A. Long
1827
W. Bloomfield, N. Y.
Rev. Hervey Sullings
1890
Marion, Ind.
Rev. Daniel A. Long
1829
New York, N. Y.
Rev. David Millard
1894
Haverhill, Mass.
Rev. Alva H. Morrill
1831
New York, N. Y.
Rev. Simon Clough
1898
New Market, Canada
Rev. Oliver W. Powers
1832
Milan, N. Y.
Rev. Abner Jones
1902
Norfolk, Va.
Rev. Oliver W. Powers
18.33
Milan, N. Y.
Rev. William Lane
1906
Huntington, Ind.
Rev. Wilson D. Samuel
1834
Union Mills, N. Y.
Rev. Fred'k Plummer
1910
Troy, Ohio
Rev. Wilson D. Samuel
1838
New York, N. Y.
Rev. Isaac N. Walter
1914
Springfield, Ohio
Rev. Wilson D. Samuel
1842
Stafford, N. Y.
Rev. Jasper Hazen
1919
Conneaut, Ohio
Rev. Frank G. Coffin
1846
Union Mills, N. Y.
Rev. Elijah Shaw
1922
Burlington, N. C.
Rev. Frank G. Coffin
1850
Marion, N. Y.
Rev. Daniel P. Pike
1926
Urbana, 111.
Rev. Frank G. Coffin
1854
Cincinnati, Ohio
Rev. R. P. Stebbins
1929
Piqua, Ohio
Rev. Frank G. Coffin
1858
New York, N. Y.
Rev. I. H. Coe
MEETINGS OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL
OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Year
Place
Moderator
Preacher
1931
Seattle, Wash.
Rev. Carl S. Patton*
Rev. Frank G. Coffin*
Harry P. Dewey
1934
Oberlin, Ohio
Rev. Carl S. Patton*
Rev. Frank G. Coffin*
Ashley Day Leavitt*
1936
South Hadley, Mass.
Rev. Jay T. Stocking*
Mr. John V. Sees,* Acting
Ferdinand Q. Blanchard
1938
Beloit, Wis.
Mr. Roger W. Babson
Oscar E. Maurer*
1940
Berkeley, Cal.
Rev. Oscar E. Maurer*
Mcllyar H. Lichliter
1942
Durham, N. H.
Hon. William E. Sweet*
Mr. John V. Sees,* Acting
Miles H. Krumbine
1944
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard
James W. Fifield, Jr.
1946
Grinnell, Iowa
Mr. Ronald Bridges*
Norman A. Holmes
1948
Oberlin, Ohio
Rev. Albert W. Palmer*
Boynton Merrill
1949
Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Helen Kenyon
1950
Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Helen Kenyon
Frederick M. Meek
1952
Claremont, Cal.
Rev. Vere V. Loper
Theodore K. Vogler
1954
New Haven, Conn.
Mr. Robert Cashman
Fred Hoskins
1956
Omaha, Neb.
Rev. Albert B. Coe
T. F. Rutledge Beale
1958
Boston, Mass.
Hon. George B. Hastings
Maurice L. Haehlen
♦deceased
1960] National Women's Felloivship 241
NATIONAL FELLOWSHIP OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN WOMEN
National President, Mrs. R. W. Reneker, 10158 S. Leavitt St., Cliicago 43, 111.
Vice President, Mrs. Dwight Dwinell, 10 Manning St., Reading, Mass.
Vice President, Mrs. Robert Hamlett, 333 Park Ave., Manhasset, N. Y.
Secretary, Mrs. Eugene V. Haynes, 425 Centre St., Bountiful, Utah
Executive Secretary, Miss Lillian S. Gregory, 19 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, 111.
Administrative Assistant, Miss Mildred O. Walker, 19 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, 111.
Field Secretary, Mrs. F. C. Lester, 906 Chestnut St., High Point, N. C.
STATE AND CONFERENCE PRESIDENTS
California, Northern Mrs. Lee L. Groves, 16 Del Monte PL, San Mateo
California Southern & S. W Mrs. Lloyd Lorbeer, 615 Leyden Lane, Claremont
Central South Mrs. A. P. Blair, 2770 E. 44th PL, Tulsa 5, Okla.
Colorado Mrs. Bradley Skinner, 745 W. Midway Blvd., Broomfield
Connecticut Mrs. Thomas Wagner, Lakeville
Convention of the South: Mrs. W. Judson King, Franklinton Center, Bricks, N. C.
Alabama Mississippi Mrs. F. M. Rodgers, 1618 Cooper Ave., Anniston, Ala.
Eastern Atlantic Mrs. Ethel Allen, 1206 Bay St., Morehead City, N. C.
Georgia South Carolina Mrs. Helena Douglas, Dorchester Center, Mcintosh, Ga.
North Carolina Mrs. V. W. Webb, Drawer A, Sedalia
Lincoln (N.C.) Mrs. Lillian T. Holmes, P. O. Box 172, Graham
North Carolina Christian Mrs. Jessie S. Da\ds, Box 78, Norlina
Pilgrim (N. Y.) Mrs. H. Ramsey, 234 S. Fourth Ave., Mt. Vernon
Plymouth Mrs. Corinne Dufour, 1122 Dumoine St., New Orleans, La.
Southern Dist. {N.C.) Mrs. Ella Cheatham, 202 Battle St., Raleigh
Tennessee Mrs. M. H. Jones, 1848 Freemont St., Mempliis
Virginia (E.) Mrs. S. I. Gregory, R. 1, Box 259, Suffolk
Virginia (IF.) Mrs. Ruth Lawrence, R. 2, Box 192, Windsor
Florida Mrs. G. H. Martin, 1611 S. E. Second St., Ft. Lauderdale
Hawaii Mrs. Wilbur Thomas, 2030 Doris PL, Honolulu
Idaho Mrs. Elizabeth M. Shaw, 807 N. Hayes St., Pocatello
Illinois Mrs. D. C. McConnell, 2201 Vermont St., Quincy
Indiana Mrs. Horace Shonle, 32 E. 52nd St., Indianapolis 5
Iowa Mrs. Robert Poage, Baxter
Kansas Mrs. Charles Gunn, 3009 16th St., Great Bend
Maine Mrs. Carlton F. Scott, Wilton
Massachusetts Mrs. Dean A. Ricker, 28 Gulf St., Shrewsbury
Michigan Mrs. Monroe Hawley, Hart
Middle Atlantic Mrs. Everett Keen, 433 Melrose Ave., Middlesex, N. J.
Minnesota Mrs. O. Z. Remsberg, 1846 Wellesley Ave., St. Paul 5
Missouri Mrs. William F. Schulte, Jr., 1037 Kings Park Dr., Memphis, Tenn.
Montana Mrs. Raymond Hildebrand, Box 811, Glendive
Nebraska Mrs. Harold Rice, Neligh
New Hampsliire Mrs. Raymond H. Presby, Box 179, Peterborougli
New York Mrs. Robert Hamlett, 339 Park Ave., Manhassett, L. I.
North Dakota Mrs. Edwin Arneson, 824 N. Second St., Wahpeton
Ohio Mrs. Robert M. Bartlett, 2980 Silver Lake Blvd., Cuyahoga Falls
Oregon Mrs. Paul W. Harvey, Jr., 3477 Peck Ave., Salem
Pennsylvania Mrs. Lawrence Foor, Second St., Everett
Puerto Rico Mrs. Ramonita Rivers, 546 Guaynabo St., Stop 34 Hato, Rey
Rhode Island Mrs. Arthur E. Wilson, R.F.D. 2, North Scituate
South Dakota Mrs. Dwight D. Miller, 9 Eighth Ave., N. E., Watertowii
Southeast Convention: . Mrs. Jettie Logan, 606 Oak St., Tallassee, Ala.
Alabama Mrs. Harry Barr, 1703 14th St., Phenix City
Georgia-South Carolina Mrs. Walter Williams, Jr., 1011 Park Ave., LaGrange, Ga.
Kentucky-Tennessee Mrs. Claude Pendergrass, R. 1, Crabtree Rd., Hixson, Tenn.
Southern Convention: Mrs. Ray Gordon, 218 Grace St., Suffolk, Va.
Eastern Virginia Mrs. J. H. Booth, Jr., 143 Winchester Dr., Hampton
North Carolina Mrs. John R. Lackey, 637 Sunset Dr., Winston-Salem
Valley of Virginia Mrs. Austin Kipps, New Market
Utah Mrs. Carl Sullenberger, 907 25th St., Ogden
Vermont Mrs. Earl A. Vincent, Congregational Parsonage, Morrisville
Wasliington Mrs. L. H. Owen, 15715 Valley Way, Veradale
Wisconsin Mrs. Robert Kingdon, 640 Witter St., Wisconsin Rapids
Wyoming Mrs. John B. Duncan, Eaton Ranch, Wolf
Executive Board
Mrs. Robert W. Reneker, 111. Mrs. Dwight Dwinell, Mass.
Mrs. Robert Hamlett, N. Y. Mrs. Eugene V. Haynes, Utah
Mrs. W. E. Wisseman, N. C. Mrs. W. T. M. Cook, Cal.
Mrs. Laurence T. Sclioen, Minn. Mrs. Elmo Niccum, Ind.
Mrs. Edward S. Treat, N. D. Mrs. C. F. McCall, Jr., 111.
Mrs. R. R. Clendenen, Mo. Mrs. Niel F. Meadowcroft, Wash.
Mrs. George A. Kahlenberg, Wis. IMrs. Charles Gunn, Kans.
Miss Lillian S. Gregory, ex officio Mrs. Robert G. Williams, Fla.
Mrs. F. C. Lester, ex officio Miss Mildred O. Walker, ex officio
Women's Fellowship of the International Congregational Council
President — Mrs. Maynard Davies, 92 Chapman Ave., Beecroft, N. S. W., Australia.
242 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
NATIONAL LAYMEN'S FELLOWSHIP, STATE or CONVENTION PRESIDENTS
National Director, William E. Peterson, 10 W. Lockwood Ave., St. Louis 19, Mo.
California (North) James Hare, R. 1, Box 98, Tipton
California (South) Arthur T. Button, 3838 Inglewood Blvd., Los Angeles 66
(The Southwest) Rev. Perry D. Avery, 3354 N. Sixth St., Phoenix, Ariz.
Central South Jay R. Smith, 3914 Buena Vista Dr., Dallas 4, Tex.
Colorado Oz Black, 504 Interstate Trust Bldg., 16th & Lawrence Sts., Denver 2
Connecticut Douglas W. Benedict, Babbitt Rd., Thomaston
Convention of the South: Elgin Hychew, 2004 Humanity St., New Orleans 22, La.
AlabaTna-Mississippi C. G. Randle, Box 14, Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Miss.
Georgia-South Carolina Harold M. Thomas, 955 Parsons St., S.W. , Atlanta 14, Ga.
Plymouth Elgin Hychew, 2004 Humanity St., New Orleans 22, La.
Tennessee-Kentxicky Moyse H. Jones, Jr., 1848 Freemount St., Memphis, Tenn.
Virginia B. J. Grant, 2100 Frederick Blvd., Portsmouth
Florida E. J. Waldron, 4101 Palmerito St., Coral Gables
Hawaii Hei Wai Wong, P.O. Box 1961, Honolulu 5
Illinois Glen E. True, 25 Lincoln Ave., East Dundee, 111.
Indiana Allen Young, 503 Mayne St., Huntington
Intermountain Convention:
Idaho Ted Harwood, McCall
Utah E. Dale Peak, 4326 S. 2900 East, Holloday 17
Wyoming Kenneth Shupe, 25 N. Main St., Sheridan
Iowa Elgin Enabnit, Osage
Kansas Charles Gunn, Box 146, 3009 16th St., Great Bend
Maine Donald S. McCobb, 84 Washington St. , Brewer
Massachusetts Roy E. Coombs, 58 Middle St., Gloucester
Michigan Leslie A. McKay, Talahai Camp, 6458 Richardson Rd. Rt. 3, Howell
Middle Atlantic Bernard L. Roberts, 9701 Brunett Ave., Silver Spring, Md.
Minnesota Harry Hartung, 318 E. Dewey St., Fairmont
Missouri Albert C. Bramer, 811 Clark St., St. Louis 19
Nebraska Willard Dunigan, 420 S. 29th St., Lincoln 10
New Hampshire Howard Washburn, 188 Gingrass St., Manchester
New York Lathrop Marsland, 3070 E. Lake Rd., Livonia
North Dakota William A. Malaski, 2906 Edgewood Rd., Fargo
Ohio Henry Betts, R.D. Austinburg
Oregon Dr. George B. Martin, 3654 Lawrence So. S.E., Salem
Pennsylvania Howard C. Roeper, 169 Cherrydell Dr., Pittsburgh 20
Rhode Island Bjarne Erickson, 17 Mayflower St., Providence 6
Southeast Convention: W. P. Ingram, P.O. Box 703, Birmingham 1, Ala.
East Alabama G. F. Logan, 606 Oak St., Tallassee
Kentucky-Tennessee Rufus G. Obrecht, 3408 Alta Vista Dr., Chattanooga 11, Tenn.
Southern Convention H. H. Cunningham, P.O. Box 815, Elon College, N. C.
South Dakota Paul D. Simms, P.O. Box 289, Sioux Falls
Vermont Howard ApHn, 9 Greenleaf St., Brattleboro
Washington Veo F. Small, 721 Sixth St., Cheney
Wisconsin Randall E. Morey, 199 W. Main St., Mondovi
NATIONAL OFFICERS
President — William B. Smith, 4129 Meyer Ave., Madison 5, Wis.
Vice President — Lloyd Morton, % The Parsonage, 1st Cong. Ch., Royalston, Mass.
Secretary — Walter S. Wood, 1375 Euclid St., Cleveland 15, Ohio
Executive Comm. — Harold H. Thomas, 955 Parsons St. , S.W. , Atlanta 14, Ga.
INTERNATIONAL CONGREGATIONAL LAYMEN'S FELLOWSHIP
Chairman — Col. A. N. Francis, 214, Memorial Hall, Farringdon St., London, EC4, England
Vice Chairman — F. H. Pollard, 241 Bourda St., Georgetown, C. 1055, British Guiana
Secretary — William E. Peterson, 10 W. Lockwood, St. Louis 19, Mo.
1960]
Missionaries of A B.C.F.M.
243
MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMIS-
SIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
14 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Massachusetts
Missionary and Location
Abbott, Rev. & Mrs. Donald K., Chikore, g. . .
Avery, Mr. & Mrs. C. Robert, Jr., Istanbul, o. . .
Barry, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. , Tarsus, t
Bashore, Rev. & Mrs. Bruce C. R. , Poona, e. . . .
Bavinck, Mr. & Mrs. Coenraad B., Vaddukod'
dai, /
Seals, Miss Mary A., Inanda, c
Belair, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice W., Mt. Silinda, g. ,
Bergfalk, Rev. & Mrs. Robert L. , Durban, c . . . ,
Bergsman, Rev. & Mrs. Lee D. , Johannesburg, c
Bicknell, Miss Marguerite E., c/o 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass
Birge, Mrs. J. Kingsley, Istanbul, t
Blake, Rev. & Mrs. Everett C, Izmir, t
Blakney, Rev. & Mrs. Charles P., Chikore, g. . .
Blatter, Miss Dorothy G. (L.H.D.), Istanbul, a
Booth, Rev. & Mrs. William R. , Modderpoort, c
Brown, Miss Miriam D., Ramnad, d
Buck, Rev. & Mrs. Elden M., Kusaie, Micro-
nesia
Buck, Miss Theresa R. (R.N.), Chikore, ff
Bunker, Rev. & Mrs. Sydney K. , Vaddukoddai,/
Carpenter, Miss Carol A. (R.N.), Mt. Silinda, g
Cary, Mr. & Mrs. (M.D.) Otis, Kyoto, k
Childs, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Gladwyn M., Nova
Lisboa, h
Christofersen, Rev. & Mrs. Arthur F., c/o 14
Beacon St. , Boston 8, Mass
Christofersen, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. (R.N.) How-
ard R. , Durban, c
Cook, Rev. Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. (R.N.) Hale H.,
Vadala Mission, e
Crawford, Mr. & Mrs. Robert H., Manila, w. . . .
Crew, Miss Anpcie (L.H.D.), Nishinomiya, k. . . .
Crosby, Miss E. Marie, Dondi, /i
Dahle, Mr. & Mrs. Eric R. , Mt. Silinda, g
Daniel, Mrs. June B., Wai, e
Dederer, Rev. (Miss) Anna, Majuro, Micronesia
Dettman, Mr. & Mrs. Paul R., Madurai, rf
Dewar, Miss Mary R. (R.N., M.N.), Mt. Si-
linda, g
Dille, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. (D.S.Sc.) Carl R.,
Camundongo, h
Dole, Mr. Richard S., Camundongo, h (lang.
study)
Donaldson, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. John F., Mt.
Silinda, g
Downs, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Darley, Tokyo, k. .
Dunning, Miss Luella M., c/o 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass
Edmonds, Mr. & Mrs. William A., Istanbul, o. .
Engle, Miss Clara A. (R.N.), Gaziantep, t
(reapp. '60)
Fagan, Mr. & Mrs. Dick V., Midsayap, v
Fairbank, Rev. & Mrs. Robert W. , Sholapur, e.
Fairfield, Mr. & Mrs. John F., Tokyo, A;
Fletcher, Rev. & Mrs. Verne H., Bangalore, d
(lang. study)
Foster, Miss M. Naomi, Izmir, t
Fryday, Rev. & Mrs. Harold W. , c/o 14 Beacon
St. , Boston 8, Mass
Gallup, Mr. & Mrs. David C, Aruppukottai, d.
Gait, Miss Edith J. (R.N., M.N.), in CCSC
work in Pusan, Korea
Gardner, Miss AUie E. (R.N.), under app. to
Angola; in lang. study, Lisbon
Gillett, Rev. (Ed.D.) & Mrs. Clarence S., c/o
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass
Gowing, Rev. (Th.D.) Peter G., Dumaguete
City, V
Grant, Rev. & Mrs. Alexander J., Quezon City
(Manila), v
Grant, Mr. & Mrs. George C, Salisbury, g
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Grant, Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. , Kyoto, k
Griesy, Rev. Paul Val, Kyoto, k (lang. study) . . .
Gulick, Rev. <fe Mrs. Leeds, Naha, Okinawa. . . .
Gwinn, Miss Alice E. , Kyoto, k
Hammaker, Miss Margaret G. , Sholapur, e
Hanlin, Rev. (Th.D.) & Mrs. Harold F., Ponape
Dist. , Micronesia
Hayes, Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm S., Tepic, «
Heineman, Rev. & Mrs. Charles P., Manama-
durai, Ramnad Dist., d
Heinrich, Rev. & Mrs. (Rev.) John C, Chi-
kore, g
Hemingway, Miss Isabel (R.N.), Gaziantep, t.
Henderson, Rev. & Mrs. Lawrence W. , Bunjei, h
Hibbard, Miss Esther L. (Ph.D.), Kyoto, k
Hoath, Miss Dorothy S. (S.R.N., S.R.M.),
Madurai, d
Holmes, Mr. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. W. Robert (Vaddu-
koddai, /), c/o 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
Howe, Mr. & Mrs. (R.N.) John W., Guadala-
jara, s
Hurlbut, Miss Mary W.,h
Ingle, Miss I. Mary, Thessaloniki, n
Irwin, Rev. (Ph. D.) & Mrs. Allen L. , Kyoto, k. ..
Isely, Rev. & Mrs. Merrill N., c/o 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass
Jackson, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. , under app. to
Japan
Jensen, Mrs. Gladys W., Istanbul, a
Jones, Rev. & Mrs. Bruce W. , Bangalore, d
Kaetzel, Rev. & Mrs. (Rev.) Samuel T., Maphu-
mulo, c '
Keeney, Rev. & Mrs. William F. , Tepic, s
Keller, Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. , Talas, t
Kelly, Rev. & Mrs. William A., Jr., Madurai, d
King, Miss Lois O., c/o 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
]\^ass
Lang, Miss ' EUen' B.' (S.R.N.V S.R.M j',' Ma-
durai , d
Larson, Mr. & Mrs. David D., Nishinomiya, k. .
Lauby, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Paul T., Duma-
guete Citv, V
Lee, Rev. & Mrs. Tuck Wah, Ponape Dist.,
Micronesia
Lindsley, Miss Alice P. , Istanbul, t
Lock wood, Mr. & Mrs. Edaon C., Vaddukod-
dai, /
Lord, Mr. & Mrs. Charles R., Chikore, ff
Lovejoy, Mr. & Mrs. Allen P., Ill, Taichung,
Taiwan (Formosa)
Lowe, Mr. & Mrs. John R. W. , Chikore, (;
Magill, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Frank B., Durban, c
Malcolm, Miss Florence C, Camundongo, h. . . .
Markham, Mr. & Mrs. (R.N.) Robin L., Dondi, h
Matthews, Rev. & Mrs. Alden E., Tokyo, k. . .
Maynard, Mr. & Mrs. Richard E., Tarsus, t . . . .
McGowan, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Robert A.,
Bunjei, h
McKinley, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. James F., Cebu
City, V
Meyer, Mr. & Mrs. Johannes E. H., Tarsus, t. .
Meyer, Rev. & Mrs. Robert K., Osaka, k
Miller, Miss Beth E. (R.N.), Gaziantep, t
Miller, Rev. & *Mrs. George F., Jr., Aleppo, I. .
Millett, Miss Martha, Istanbul, t
Mills, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C, Kallimandaiyam,
Madurai Dist. , d
Mix, Miss Katharine (R.N.), Wai, e
Morgan, Miss Helen L., Istanbul, t
Morrill, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W., Kobe, k
Myrick, Rev. & Mrs. P. Allen, Modderpoort, c.
Neumann, Miss Margaret L. V., Dondi, h
Nicholson, Miss OlineE., Madurai, d
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[1960
Missionary and Location
Noreen, Miss Emma B. (R.N.), Davao City, v. .
Nute, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. William L., Jr., An-
kara, t
Okuma, Rev. & Mrs. Thomas M. , Dondi, h
Parsons, Rev. & Mrs. John T., Johannesburg, c
Pettus, Mrs. Maude M. (W. Winston), Wsi, e. .
Preusse, Rev. (Miss) Edith F., Ahmednagar, e. .
Privratsky, Mr. & Mrs. George J., Gaziantep, t
Reedy, Mr. & Mrs. William H., Mt. Silinda, g. .
Riggs, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. (R.N.) Edward C,
Kilanjunai, Ramnad Dist., d
Roberts, Mrs. Floyd L., Nishinomiya, k
Robertson, Miss Grace M. (Kanazawa, k), on
leave, c/o 14 Beacon St. , Boston 8, Mass
Robeson, Rev. & Mrs. Wallace M., Izmir, t
Rogers, Miss Miriam E., Sholapur, e
Rouner, Rev. & Mrs. Leroy S., under app. to
U.T.C. staff. Bangalore, d
Rubenstein, Mr. & Mrs. David H., Roodepoort,
near Johannesburg, c
Sales, Rev. & Mrs. Richard W., Ifafa, P.O.
Schwyhart, Mr.'&Mrs.' F. Keith, Mt. Silinda, g
Scott, Mr. & Mrs. John W., Istanbul, t
Scott, Miss Lavinia (L.H.D.), Inanda, c
Scovel, Miss Fernie M. , Izmir, t
Shepard, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick D. , Aleppo, I. . .
Simon, Rev. Robert E., Ponape Dist., Micro-
nesia
Smith, Miss Bertha K. , Kotagiri, d
Stetson, Dr. (M.D.) «fe Mrs. IQrk R., Mt.
Silinda, g
Steward, Mr. & Mrs. Newell (CCSG work),
Athens, n
Stone, Rev. & Mrs. Frank A. , Tarsus, t
Summerville, Miss Harriet M., Bailundo, h
Swart, Rev. & Mrs. Winfield Q., P.O. Vadala
Mission, e
Taylor, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. (R.N.) Alan B.,
Durban, c
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Terpstra, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Chester, Ponape
Dist. , Micronesia
Thelin, Mr. & Mrs. Guy A., Marawi City, v
Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. G. Ross, Bombay, e
Thomas, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Horace S., Kodai
kanal, d
Thompson, Miss E. Frances, Marawi City, v. .
Thurston, Rev. (D.D., Th.D.) & Mrs. Burton
B., Beirut, Lebanon
ToUey, Rev. (Ed.R.D.) & Mrs. William P.,
Lobito, h
Torrence, Miss Louise F., Chikore, g
Towle, Rev. & Mrs. Gifford H., P.O. Vadala
Mission, e
Trumbull, Mr. & Mrs. (R.N.) Howard W.,
Durban, c
Van Vactor, Rev. & Mrs. Lloyd G., Cagayan
de Oro City, u
Wain, Rev. & Mrs. Duane V., Chilesso, h
Webb, Rev. & Mrs. Richard S., Bailundo, h. . .
Webb, Mr. & Mrs. William D., Chikore, ff
Weeber, Miss Carolyn G. (R.N., M.N.), Od
danchatram, Madurai Dist., d ,
Whitman, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur H. , Jr. , Istanbul, o
Wilder, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Edward W., c/o 14
Beacon St. , Boston 8, Mass
Wiley, Rev. & Mrs. Walter B., Diyarbakir, J. . . .
Wilson, Rev. (Miss) Eleanor, c/o 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass
Wittier, Rev. & Mrs. Melvin A., Istanbul, o. . . .
Wood, Miss Agnes A., Inanda, e
Wood, Rev. (Miss) E. Loleta, c/o 14 Beacon St. ,
Boston 8, Mass
Wood, Rev. & Mrs. Robert W., Kyoto, k
Woodard,'Rev. & Mrs. William P., Tokyo, k. .
Woodman, Rev. Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Berwyn H.,
Chilesso, h
Woolworth, Rev. & Mrs. Wm. Sage, Jr., Istan-
bul, a
Yarrow, Miss Harriet, Izmir, t
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ASSOCIATE MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD
Missionary and Location
Alaan, Miss Hilaria P. (R.N.), Gaziantep, t. . . .
Appleby, Miss Dorothy G. (S.R.N.) , Paranthan,
Baker, Rev. & Mrs. Kenrick M., Jr., Chambon-
sur-Lignon, b
Blake, Miss Jacklyn M., Istanbul, t
Bloomer, Mr. Howard B., Ill, Tarsus, t
Boehr, Miss Elizabeth, c/o 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass
Brown, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Jack Ross, Gazian-
tep, t
Bryant, Miss May (R.N.), Talas, <
Castillo, Miss Gloria A., Istanbul, t
Cheney, Miss Monona L., Inanda, c
Christofersen, Miss Mabel A., Inanda, c
dinger. Miss Inez M., Aleppo, I
Cooper, Miss Patsy J., Nishinomiya, k
Darnell, Miss Alice E., Izmir, t
Davies, Miss Bernice F. (Ph.D.), Nishinomiya,
k
Dornbos, Miss Virginia M., Izmir, t
Dunlap, Miss H. Clare, Istanbul, t
Eaton, Mr. & Mrs. Robert D., Istanbul, i
Fiske, Mr. & Mrs. James A., Sendai, k
Fowler, Rev. & Mrs. C. Raymond, Izmir, t
Gulick, Mr. Walter B., Tarsus, t
Gunn, Mr. Giles B. (Amherst College repre-
sentative), Kyoto, k
Hagen, Miss Muriel E., Osaka, k
Hanson, Miss Margaret A. Izmir, t
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Hermann, Miss Virginia D., Izmir, t
Hertzog, Miss Winifred H., Istanbul, t
Howard, Rev. Robert L., Kyoto, k
Kamper, Miss Sandra M. (R.N.), Gaziantep, t.
Keithahn, Rev. (D.D.) Ralph R., Batlagundu, d
(on leave of absence) ; Mildred McKie Keith-
ahn, M.D., c/o 14 Beacon St., Boston 8
Mass
King, Miss Karen W., Istanbul, t
Kinsey, Mr. R. William, Talas, t
Kraehenbuehl, Rev. Ronald E., Tarsus, t
Ladd, Miss Carolyn E., Kyoto, k
McCormick, Mr. & Mrs. Carroll C, Chikore, g
McKay, Mr. & Mrs. Robert B., Tarsus, t
McLuen, Mrs. Muriel T., Nisliinomiya, k
Miranda-Men^ndez, Miss Ofelia, Istanbul, t. . .
Moreira, Miss Alice, Bailundo, h
Mosholder, Miss Wilma L., Istanbul, t
Oliver, Miss N. Beth, Izmir, t
Olmsted, Miss Mary M., Istanbul, t
Paulsen, Miss Lenore M., Inanda, c
Pogirski, Mr. & Mrs. Alex J., Talas, i
Powell, Mr. & Mrs. (Ph.D.) Felix L., Istan
bul, t
Rodgers, Miss Frances V. V., Manila, v
Rosenkranz, Miss Patricia L., Izmir, t
Runyan, Miss Nancy J., Nishinomiya, k
Russell, Miss Patricia, Izmir, t
Schultz, Miss Elizabeth A., Osaka Fu, k
Stewart, Miss Anne A., Istanbul, t
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Young, Rev. John G., Kyoto, k
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Kutz, Miss Mary F., Izmir, t
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St., Boston 8, Mass
a Istanbul, P. O. Box 142. d South India, g Southern Rhodesia, Africa. I Syria, s Mexico.
b France. e India. h Angola, Portuguese West Africa, n Greece, t Turkey,
c South Africa. / Ceylon. k Japan. p China, v Philippine Islands.
N. B. — As postal directions, the places named are often inadequate and subject to change. Correspondents of
missionaries of the American Board are advised to send their letters, enclosed, to Department of Overseas Admin-
istration, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE
OVERSEAS PERSONNEL
Fraternal Worker and Location
App.
Burgess, Mr. & Mrs. M. Stephen, Cairo, Egypt (CWS) . . .
Butler, Mr. & Mrs. Richard, Jerusalem, Jordan (CWS) . . .
Deale, Rev. (Mrs.) Jessie M., Naples, Italy
Gait, Miss Edith J. (R.N., M.N.), Pusan, Korea
Grafiam, Rev. & Mrs. William L., Gelnhausen, Germany. .
Harrup, Mr. & Mrs. William C, Jr., Okinawa (CWS)
Harwell, Rev. Dwight W. (Ph.D.), Paris, France
Starbuck, Rev. & Mrs. Robert B., Mainz-Kastel, Germany
Stettler, Miss Hulda, Naples, Italy
Steward, Mr. & Mrs. Newell, Athens, Greece
CWS = Church World Service
HELP = Homeless European Land Program
CONGREGATIONAL BOARD OF PASTORAL SUPPLY
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
Established 1894
Secretary — Rev. Lewis L. Gilbert Secretary Emeritus — Rev. Horace G. Robson
Chairman — Rev. James F. English
To assist Congregational Christian Churches in finding suitable pastors.
Maintained by the cooperating Congregational Conferences and Conventions in the eastern area of
the United States, the Department of the Ministry, and the Board of Home Missions.
Cooperates with the Department of the Ministry, Personnel Records Office, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y.
246 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [^1960
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHAPLAINS
UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES AND ALLIED AGENCIES
AIR FORCE
Archer, Russell C, Maj., A0526547 Hdqts. OMS USAF, Lackland AFB, Tex.
Bause, George H., Jr., 1st Lt., A03060837 5040 AB Wing, APO 942, Seattle, Wash,
Bond, Claude, Maj., A0282583 1607 AB Gp., Dover AFB, Del.
BuRCH, LoREN W., Capt., A0517740 3555th Flying Trng. Wing, Perrin AFB, Tex.
Carr, Richard, Capt., 48666A 1604th AB Wing, APO 856, New York, N. Y.
Chapman, James W., Capt., A03012637 48th Air Base Sqdn., APO 179, New York, N. Y.
Cole, Connor G., Maj., 21858A Base Chap., Fairchild AFB, Wash.
Croze, James A., Capt., 48691A 7th Radio Relay Sqdn., APO 10, New York, N. Y.
DocKERT, Clarence A., Capt., A03061496 4756th C. Supp. Gp., Tyndall AFB, Fla.
Edwards, Charles S., Capt., A02248208, 63rd AB GP., Donaldson AFB, S. C.
Gould, Howard D., Maj., A0507885 817th C. Supp. Gp., Pease AFB, N. H.
Martin, Clyde M., Lt. Col., A0558637 825th C. Supp. Gp., Little Rock AFB, Ark.
McCoRMAC, Charles E., Ist Lt., A03061256 4138th C. Supp. Gp., Turner AFB, Ga.
Morse, Bradley T., Maj., 48587A 1501st AB Gp. (MATS), Travis AFB, Cal.
Nabon, Howard E., Ist Lt., A03060294 42nd C. Supp. Gp., Loring AFB, Me.
Parks, Kenneth G., Maj., A0508516 3640 Pilot Trng. Wing, Box 968, Laredo AFB, Tex.
ScHONiNO, John B., Capt., 26753A 7505th USAF Hospital, APO 232, New York, N. Y.
Stipek, Charles W., Lt. Col., A0530225 Lowry Tech. Trng. Cen. (ATC), Lowry AFB. Colo.
Truitt, John G., Jr., Ist Lt., A03061493 3505th Pilot Tr. Wing, Greenville AFB, Miss.
Turner, John A., Maj., A0486721 6000 Supp. Wing, APO 925, San Francisco, Cal.
Ullrich, Donald W., 1st Lt., A03061362 815th C. Supp. Gp., Forbes AFB, Kansas.
ARMY
Adams, Rowland C, Lt. Col., 0-76783 Chaplain Section, Hdqs. USAREUR. APO 403, New York, N. Y.
Allan, James B., Maj., 0-85717 Office of Chaplains, Hdqs. USAHAW., APO 957, San Francisco, Cal.
Bailey, Paul J., 1st Lt., 0-2304397 USA Air Def. Center, Ft. Bliss, Texas.
Bartholomew, Lisle, Col., 0-76784 VII Corps., APO 107, New York, N. Y.
Beasley, Louis J., Lt. Col. 0-22710 U. S. Army Garrison, Ft. Devens, Mass.
Cablsen, Emanuel, Lt. Col., 0-468863 6153rd U. S. Army Garrison, Ft. MacArthur, Cal.
Ferrelli, Dominic I., Capt., 0-2264407 1st Battle Gp., 8th Inf. Div., Ft. Lewis, Wash.
Griffin, Johnson L., Maj., 0-76791 Chaplains Board, Ft. Geo. Meade, Md.
Huffman, Cloma A., Maj., 0-69688 Hqs. 5th U. S. Army, 1660 E. Hyde Park Blvd., Chicago 16, 111.
Huntley, William W., Capt., 0-971112 93rd Evac. Hospital, Ft. Riley, Kansas
Johnson, Mitchell C, Capt., 0-991355 U. S. Army Garrison, Ft. Benning, Ga.
Lawrence, Roderick Q., Capt., 0-2210297 8th Field Hosp., 43rd Med. Gp., Ft. Lewis, Wash.
Morrill, James W., Maj., 0-66184 Hdqs. 2d BG-39th Inf., Ft. Lewis, Wash.
Naoata, William M., Capt., 0-88856 25th Div., Schofield Barracks, APO 25, San Francisco, Cal.
Rhine, Raymond O., Maj., 0-443100 Valley Forge Gen. Hosp., Phoenixville, Pa.
Watson, William A., Capt., 0-2264402 Hdqts. 2nd MT Btn. 67th Armor, APO 696, New York, N. Y.
NAVY
Abendt, Eric H., Capt., 84754/*4100 Force Chaplain, FMFPAC, FPO, San Francisco, Cal.
Bennett, Fred D., Capt. 135858/4100 Navy #128, 14th Nav. Dist. Hdqs., FPO, San Francisco, Cal.
Bodle, Harold D., Lcdr., 555813/4100 Public Works Center, Norfolk, Va.
Coe, Jr., Robert W., Capt. 118034/4100 ComCruDesPAC, San Diego, Cal.
FiTzsiMMONS, Donald B., Lt., 619474/4105 NAS, South Weymouth, Mass.
Greenlaw, Earle D., Lcdr., 366938/4100 3rd U. S. Marine Div., FPO, San Francisco, Cal.
Hill, Rodger F., Lt., 407314/4100 Com. Serv. Pac. FPO, San Francisco, Cal.
Jones, Stephen N., Lt., 451999/4105 Naval Supply Center, Seattle, Wash.
KiRKBRiDE, Donald L., Lt., 367239/4100 Navy Sta. 537, FPO, New York, N. Y.
Maxwell, Henry F., Lcdr., 403820/4100 82 Lodge Hill Rd., Hyde Park 36, Mass.
Phillips, Lawrence R., Lcdr., 381175/4100 2034 Herschel St., Jacksonville, Fla.
Pigott, Charles S., Cdr., 471981/4100 Navy Air Sta., Quonsett Point, R. I.
Read, Alden A., Cdr., 152717/4100 U. S. Naval Hospital, Camp Pendleton, Cal.
Schneider, Otto, Lt., 575455/4100 U.S.S. Vulcan (AR-5), % FPO, New York, N. Y.
Sharp, David A., Jr., Cdr., 127568/4100 U. S. Naval Sta., San Diego, Cal.
Shelton, Paul W., Lt., 596400/4105 U. S. Naval Hospital, San Diego, Cal.
SuNDT, Valery E., Lcdr., 571390/4100 Hdqs. Marine Corp., Henderson Hall, Arlington, Va.
Wiese, Oliver F., Cdr., 247099/4100 USS Northampton, CLC-1, FPO, New York, N. Y.
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION CHAPLAINS
Brandis, Ernest L., Jr., V.A. Hospital, Ft. McKenzie, Sheridan, Wyo.
Butt, L. George, V.A. Hospital, Syracuse, N. Y.
Flbckles, Elliott V., V.A. Hospital, Sepulveda, Cal.
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Frazee, John E., V.A. Hospital, Boise, Ida.
Peeples, Charley L., V.A. Center, Neuropsychiatric Hosp., Los Angeles, Cal.
Renz, Ferdinand J., Broadview Heights V.A. Hosp., 9543 Broadview Rd., Brecksville, Ohio
WALL,I^, N. Charles, V.A. Hospital, Garden Valley Rd., Roseburg, Ore.
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION (Part Time Chaplains)
Bous.MAN, Gary A., V.A. Hospital, Fargo, N. D.
Craig, John G., 725 N. Linn St., Iowa City, Iowa
Deinstadt, Leslie G., 2875 Pine Dr., Cheyenne, Wyo.
Lindner, Kenneth M., V.A. Hospital, Huntington, W. Va.
LusK, Alpheus M., V.A. Hospital, Seattle, Wash.
Miller, Rufus W., V.A. Hospital, Grand Junction, Colo.
Walker, Charles C, 1216 Chester St., Little Rock, Ark.
Wild, Arden John, Park Community Church (Cong), 405 Bismark St., Grand Island, Neb.
INSTITUTIONAL CHAPLAINS
Anderson, T. Betram, Rhode Island General Hospital, Providence 6, R. I.
Andrew, William R., Clinical Center, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md.
Ballou, Luther, Marcy State Hospital, Marcy, N. Y.
Beebe, Lloyd E., Minneapolis Gen. Hosp., 619 S. 5th St., Minneapolis 15, Minn.
BiLLiNSKY, John M., Andover Newton Theological School, Newton Centre, Mass.
Boisen, Anton T., Elgin State Hospital, 750 S. State St., Elgin, 111.
Burt, Robert E., Massachusetts Correctional Institution, South Walpole, Mass.
Camp, Russell E., Connecticut State Prison, Wethersfield, Conn.
Campbell, Warren C, Foxboro State Hospital, Foxboro, Mass.
Chinen, Theodore, Prison Chaplain, Oahu Prison, Honolulu, Hawaii
Clark, Maurice C, Co-ordinator of Chaplaincy, Ohio State University Hospital, Columbus, Ohio
COLEY, R. M., State Hospital, Box 54, Goldsboro, N. C.
Dennis, Orville, Columbus State School, 1601 W. Broad St., Columbus 16, Ohio
DoDSON, Linden S., Federal Prison, Box B, Seagoville, Tex.
DoMiNicK, George P., Traverse City State Hospital, Box C, Traverse City, Mich.
Dutton, Robert L., Massachusetts Correctional Institution, Norfolk, Mass.
EiCHORN, Herman, Napa State Hospital, Napa, Cal.
EsHELMAN, Byron E., P.O. Box 77, San Quentin Federal Prison, San Quentin, Cal.
Granger, Lawrence, California State Prison, Box 2530, Soledad, Cal.
Helm, Stanley T., Mendocino State Hospital, Talmage, Cal.
Howard, Judson D., Boston State Hospital, 591 Morton St., Boston 24, Mass.
Johndrew, William H., King's Park State Hospital, King's Park, N. Y.
Klein, Robert C, 915 Charleston St., Lincoln, Neb.
Klinkman, Myron F., Harrisburg State Hospital, Pouch A., Harrisburg, Pa.
Knights, Ward A., Jr., Apple Creek State Hospital, Box 148, Apple Creek, Ohio
Knudsen, Carl, Middletown State Hospital, Middletown, N. Y.
Lehman, Richard J., Gowanda State Homeopathic Hospital, Helmuth, N. Y.
Meckel, Ezra, State Hospital, Fergus Falls, Minn.
Neilsen, David, 11012 W. Michigan Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Preston, Howard, First Congregational Church, Marseilles, 111.
Raymond, Roy E., 3426 Lawn Ave., St Louis 9, Mo.
Renear, Miles, Metropolitan State Hospital, Norwalk, Cal.
Rogers, William F., State Hospital No. 1, Fulton, Mo.
Sargent, Stanley M., Mayo Clinic, 940 Sixth Ave., S.E., Rochester, Minn.
Shaver, Seth, Nevada State Hospital 3, Nevada, Mo.
Sheldon, Everitt, Pilgrim State Hospital, West Brentwood, Long Island, N. Y.
SizELAND, Edward J., St. Lawrence State Hospital, Station A, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Sprenger, Edgar, Grafton State Hospital, Grafton, Mass.
Steininqer, William R., Dorothea Dix Hospital, Raleigh, N. C.
Tate, Gordon P., Walter E. Fernald State School, Waverly, Mass.
Terkelsen, Helen E., Crittenden-Hastings House, 10 Perthshire Rd., Brighton, Mass.
ToLSON, George R., San Quentin Federal Prison, Box 77, San Quentin, Cal.
Welch, William, South Reception Center, Norwalk, Cal.
Wheeler, Wendell, Pacific State Hospital, Pomona, Cal.
Whetstone, Michael G., University of Florida, 120 N.W. 15th St., Gainesville, Fla.
Whittier, George E., Augusta State Hospital, Augusta, Me.
Williams, Dean, Columbus State Hospital, Columbus, Ohio
WoRBOYS, Lawrence, Cleveland State Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio
WoRSTER, Harold O., State Hospital and State Correction Institute, Concord, N. H.
Wygant, Willis, Hillcrest Juvenile Detention Home, San Mateo, Cal.
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FELLOWSHIP OF CAMPUS MINISTRY
National Staff — Secretaries — Rev. Bryant Drake, Rev. Hartland H. Helmich
Regional Staff-OfBoers
President — Rev. Clyde Steckel, Illinois College
Secretary — Rev. James Blanning, Harvard University
Treasurer Rev. James Ewing, Washington University
Executive Committee — -Rev. J. Edgar Edwards, University of Michigan
Rev. Ray Ahrens, University of Wichita
Rev. Garland Waggoner, University of Connecticut
Regional Ministers — Rev. Samuel Slie, New England Student Christian Movement
Rev. Paul E. Converse, New York Student Christian Movement
Campus Ministers
(Mr. and Miss have been uniformly omitted)
Alabama Southern Union College, Wadley Pp. Carl Landes
Talladega College, Talladega Dr. Everett MacNair
Arizona Arizona State College, Tempe Rev. C. L. Prior
University of Arizona, Tucson Rev. C. R. DuFresne
California. College of the Pacific, Stockton Rev. Arthur E. Siewert
Fresno State College, Fresno Rev. Carroll Moon
Rev. Henry Hayden
Occidental College, Los Angeles 41 Mrs. Ted Harrington
Pomona College, Claremont Rev. Richard Sherrell
Sacramento State College, Sacramento 18 Rev. Wilbur Simmons
San Fernando Valley State, Northridge Rev. C. L. Burns
San Diego State College, San Diego Rev. David McGowan
San Francisco State College, San Francisco Rev. R. McNeur
San Jose College, San Jose Rev. V. Donald Emmel
College of San Mateo, San Mateo Rev. Thomas W. Carpenter
Stanford University, Palo Alto Rev. Philip Lawrence
University of California, Santa Barbara Rev. Saul Miller
University of Redlands, Redlands Rev. Gerald C. Churchill
University of Southern California, Los Angeles 62.
University of California, Berkeley Rev. Carl E. Mdnger
Davis Rev. David Burnight
Riverside Rev. Max Ulm
Whittier College, Whittier Rev. Dwight Hoelschek
Colorado Colorado Agriculture & Mechanical College, Fort
Collins Rev. Veldon Grasmick
Colorado College, Colorado Springs Rev. R. Theodore Holland
Colorado State College, Greeley Rev. Dale Heckman
Rev. Frederick Hyslop
University of Colorado, Boulder Rev. Roy G. Smith
University of Denver, Denver
Connecticut Central Connecticut State College, New Britain. . .Rev. R. W. Bermudes
Danbury State Teachers College, Danbury Rev. M. Sargent Desmond
Quinnipiac College, Hamden Pf. R. Gordon
Southern Connecticut State College, New Haven. .Mrs. Samuel Frazier
University of Connecticut, Storrs Rev. James Carse
Rev. J. G. Waggoner
Wesleyan University, Middletown Rev. R. H. Peery
Willimantic State Teachers College, Willimantic. . .Rev. Earl E. G. Linden
Yale University, New Haven Rev. Richard Van Voorhis
District of Columbia. .Howard Li'niversity, Wasliington 1 Rev. James Bryden
George Wasliington University D«. Carter Pate
Florida Florida State University, Tallahassee Mrs. John Carey
University of Florida, Gainesville Rev. Wallace W. Pomplun
University of Miami, Coral Gables Rev. Howard L. Huntzicker
Rollins College, Winter Park Rev. Theodore Darrah
University of Tampa Rev. Richard A. Davis
Hawaii Maunaolu Junior College, Paia Rev. Ross Clbeland
University of Hawaii, Honolulu Rev. Masao Yamada
Hilo Branch Rev. Paul Toms
1960] Fellowship of Campus Minislry 249
Idaho College of Idaho, Caldwell Rev. Alvin L. Denman
University of Idaho, Moscow Db. Stanley Thomas
Illinois Bradley University, Peoria Rev. Penny Tddob
Elmhurst College, Elmhurst Rev. J. W. Fiegenbaum
Illinois College, Jacksonville Rev. Clyde J. Steckel
Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago Rev. F. T. Sturtevant
Illinois State Normal University, Normal. ...... .Rev. James Pkuynb
Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington Rev. Edward K. Heininger
Knox College, Galesburg Dr. W. F. Matthews
LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College, LaSalle Rev. Walter Kleffman
MacMurray College for Women, Jacksonville Rev. Lando Eitzen
North Central College, Naper\'ille Rev. Robert C. Kemper
Northern Illinois State College, DeKalb Mbs. Harold S.viith
Rockford College, Rockford Rev. Joseph Cleveland
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Rev. Malcolm Gillespie
University of Chicago, Chicago 37 Rev. William Lovell
University of Illinois, Urbana Rev. Robert Taylor
Medical Center, Chicago Donald Fancher
V/estern Illinois State College, Macomb Rev. James Barge
Indiana Ball State Teachers College, Muncie R. A. Olson
Goshen College, Goshen Rev. David J. Jamieson
Indiana University, Bloomington Rev. Carl Schroer
Purdue University, Lafayette Rev. Ernest Pi.ueter
Iowa Coe College, Cedar Rapids Rev. J. R. Wagner
Drake University, Des Moines Mrs. Carl Busch
Grinnell College, Grinnell Dr. Winston King
Richard S. & Mrs. Westfall
Iowa State University, Ames Rev. James Cavener
A. Jane Molden
Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls Mrs. C. E. Parry
State University of Iowa, Iowa City Rev. Phil Shiveley
University of Dubuque, Dubuque Rev. Richard Heydinqer
Kansas Kansas State College, Manhattan Rev. Julian B. Johnson
Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia Rev. S. J. Williams
University of Kansas, Lawrence Rev. Ronald E. Smith
Washburn University of Topeka, Topeka Mrs. W. W. Wilmore
Wichita University, Wichita Rev. Raymond Ahrens
Kentucky Berea College, Berea Rev. T. B. Cowen
University of Louisville, Louisville Rev. Richard Simonson
Louisiana Grambling College, Grambling Rev. Herman C. Williams
Dillard University, New Orleans Rev. Samuel Gandy
Maine Bates College, Lewiston Rev. William Flynn
Bowdoin College, Brunswick Rev. Homer H. McMullen
Colby College, Waterville Rev. Clifford Osborne
Gorham State Teachers College, Gorham Rev. Fred H. Thompson
University of Maine, Orono Rev. William B. McGinnis
Washington State Teachers College, Maciiias Rev. William R. Riddiough
Westbrook Junior College, Gorham Rev. Harrison W. Dubbs
Maryland Hagerstown Junior College, Hagerstown Rev. Joseph H. Clem
Hood College, Frederick Rev. P. L. Althouse
Maryland State Teachers College, Towson Alice Schuster, M.D.
Morgan State College, Baltimore Rev. Roy W. JoELLENBfibK
St. Johns College & U. S. Naval Academy,
Annapolis Rev. Clyde F. Stbaub
University of Maryland, College Park Rev. Jesse Myers
Western Maryland College, Westminster Rev. Paul V. Helm
Massachusetts Amherst College, Amherst Rev. David S. Kino
Becker Junior College, Worcester Rev. Joseph B. Axbnroth
Boston University, Boston Rev. Walter Wyman
Rev. Richard Yeo
Clark University, Worcester 2 Rev. Joseph Axbnroth
Harvard University, Cambridge Rev. James Blanninq
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Harvard University & Radcliffe College, Cambridge Rev. Richard Mumma
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston. . . . Rev. Robert C. Ho ltzapple, Jr.
Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley Rev. Dean Ferm
Rev. James L. Lancaster
Smith College, Northampton Rev. Richard Unsworth
State Teachers College, North Adams Rev. V. V. Brallier
University of Massachusetts, Amherst Rev. J. Springer
Rev. Albert L. Seely
Wellesley College, Wellesley
Westfield State Teachers College, Westfield Rev. Chandler W. Gilbert
Wheaton College, Norton Rev. J. S. Dahlman
Williams College, Williamstown Rev. R. N. Foster
Michigan Albion College, Albion R. J. & Mrs. R. J. Geyer
.'Uma College, Alma Rev. Ross Miller
Ferris Institute, Big Rapids C. C. Klemt
Henry Ford Community College, Dearborn Rev. Glenn Baxjmann
Jackson Junior College, Jackson Rev. Arnold K. Suedmeyer
Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo Rev. William Keith
Michigan College of Mining & Technology, Han-
cock Rev. Frederick O. Olson
Michigan State College, East Lansing Rev. Joseph Porter
Michigan State Normal College, Ypsilanti Rev. John W. Metler
Muskegon Community College, Muskegon Rev. M. M. Brammer
Olivet College, Olivet Rev. Charles B. Hastie
Port Huron Junior College, Port Huron Rev. Carl E. Martenson
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Rev. J. Edgar Edwards
Wayne University, Detroit Rev. Virgil Jones
Western Michigan College of Education, Kala-
mazoo Rev. Robert Galitz
Minnesota Austin Junior College, Austin Rev. C. G. Beale
Brainerd Junior College, Brainerd Rev. Merton B. McKendry
Carleton College, Northfield Dr. David Maitland
Rev. Mark Follansbee
Macalester College, St. Paul Dr. Hugo Thompson
Rochester Junior College, Rochester Rev. Donald Bundy
St. Olaf College, Northfield Etta Scott
State Teachers College, Mankato Rev. Robert Wilkie
Moorhead Rev. Henry A. Campbell
Winona Rev. Harold P. Rekstad
St. Cloud Rev. Victor Grupe
University of Minnesota, St. Paul Rev. Lawrence Doer
Minneapolis Rev. Oviatt E. Desmond
Duluth Rev. William Halfaker
Miss P.^uline Wallb
Mississippi Tougaloo Southern Christian College, Tougaloo. . .Rev. John Mangram
Missouri Drury College, Springfield Dr. Forrest R. Brown
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital, St. Louis Rev. Paul Iron
Jefferson Citj' Junior College, Jefferson City Charlotte Hackman
Lindenwood College for Women, St. Charles Rev. Walter A. Hotz
Missouri Valley College, Marshall Rev. Douglas I?lwood
Southeast Missouri State College, Cape Girardeau . . David Briggs
Stephens College, Columbia Rev. G. Herbert Gessert
University of Missouri, Columbia Rev. G. Herbert Gessert
Westminster College, Fulton Dr. Chris Hauer
Washington University, St. Louis Rev. James Ewing
Montana College of Great Falls, Great Falls Rev. Robert W. Putsch
Eastern Montana College of Education, Billings. . . .Rev. John F. McClelland
Montana State College, Bozeman Rev. Leonard Kovar
Montana State University, Missoula Rev. Lawrence L. Gruman
Rev. William Hassler
Rocky Mountain College, Billings Arthur Buhl
Nebraska Doane College, Crete Rev. Jacob F. Balzer
Nebraska State Teachers College, Chadron Rev. L. W. Mann
University of Nebraska, Lincoln Rev. Alan Pickering
Nevada University of Nevada, Reno Rev. Felix Manley
1960] Fellowship of Campus Ministnj 251
New Hampshire Colby Junior College for Women, New London. . . .Rev. David Carqill
Dartmouth College, Hanover Rev. Leonard Clough
Rev. James Buell
Keene Teachers College, Keene Rev. Philip Kelsey
Plymouth Teachers College, Plymouth Rev. Carl F. Schultz, Jr.
University of New Hampshire, Durham Rev. Robert M. Savidqb
Rev. Daniel Novotny
New Jersey Princeton University, Princeton Rev. Wilet Critz
Rutgers University, New Brunswick Rev. Clinton M. Ritchie
Stearns Institute of Technology Rev. Theodore R, Smith
New Mexico University of New Mexico, Albuquerque Mrs. C. H. Stockley, Jr.
New York Brooklyn College, Brooklyn Chester S. Ramsey
Buffalo Teachers College, Buffalo Joan Nash
College for Teachers, Albany Rev. Frank Snow
Columbia University, New York Rev. William R. Murry
Cornell University, Ithaca Rev. Edward L. Christie
Elmira College, Elmira Rev. Hilmer Grunewald
Hofstra College, Hempstead Rev. Paul E. Kaylor
New York University, New York Rev. Raymond Scott
Queens College, Flusliing Rev. Kenneth R. Baldwin
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy Rev. Herbert Hodgson
Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs Rev. C. H. Voss
Syracuse University, Syracuse Rev. David Enqel
Teachers College, Cortland Pat Howland
Mrs. Diane Tennis
Teachers College, Fredonia Rev. Elmo Pascale
University of Buffalo, Buffalo Rev. Carl Zeitlow
North Carolina Catawba College, Salisbury Rev. Porter W. Seiwell
Duke University, Durham Rev. William T. Scott
Elon College, Elon College Rev. William J. Andes
Rev. John Graves
High Point College, High Point Rev. R. A. Mensendieck
Lenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory Rev. Henry J. Meier
State College of Agriculture and Engineering,
Greensboro
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Rev. DeWitt Meyers
University of North Carolina, Women's College,
Greensboro Dr. Hollis Rogers
North Dakota North Dakota State College, Fargo Rev. Robert Sxberry
State Teachers College, Dickinson Dr. Alice S. Tirrell
Minot Rev. Forrest B. Sharkey
Valley City Rev. E. B. McAlister
University of North Dakota, Grand Forks Rev. John Preston
Ohio Bluffton College, Bluffton Rev. V. C. Opperman
Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green. . .Rev. Eugene Davis
College of Wooster, Wooster Dr. Robert T. Voelkel
Defiance College, Defiance Rev. Raymond T. Jones
Heidelberg College, Tiffin Rev. Charles Schwantes
Kent State University, Kent Rev. Seth Staples
Lake Erie College, Painesville Rev. W. T. Griffiths
Marietta College, Marietta Rev. F. J. Wright
Rev. J. G. Johnson
Miami University, Miami Rev. Walter Zimmer
Oberlin College, Oberlin Rev. Joseph Kino
Ohio State University, Columbus Rev. Joseph Sakumura
Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware
University of Akron, Akron Rev. Kenneth Wait
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Rev. Herman J. Helfrich
Western Reserve University, Cleveland Rev. Robert Clarke
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Case, Fenn,
Institute of Art Rev. Robert Clarke
Wittenberg College, Springfield Pf. Henry Diehl
Youngstown College, Youngstown Rev. Roland Luhman
Oregon Oregon State College, Corvallis Dr. Ulrich Mauser
Pacific University, Forest Grove Rev. Vincent Crane
Dr. Bruce Wood
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Portland State College, Portland Rev. Robert Rumer
University of Oregon, Eugene Rev. Lloyd R. Stamp
Willamette University, Salem Rev. David D. Rose
Pennsylvania Allegheny College, Meadville Rev. William S. Brown
Bucknell University, Lewisburg Rev. Paul C. Jordan
Carnegie Inst, of Technology Rev. Richard Cromib
Cedar Crest College, Allentown Rev. B. LeRoy Burkhart
Dickinson College, Carlisle Rev. Robert W. Roschy
Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown Rev. Philip E. Saylor
Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster Dr. Charles Spotts
Gettysburg College, Gettysburg Rev. Howard S. Fox
Lebanon Valley College, Annville Rev. W. Miller Price
Lehigh University, Bethlehem Rev. A. Augustus Welsh
Pennsylvania State University Rev. Theodore A. Braun
State Teachers College, Bloomsburg Rev. Richard H. Aulenbach
Kutztown Rev. Robert F. Harting
Lockhaven Rev. LeRoy M. Kutz, Jr.
Miller\dlle Rev. J. Richard Bishop
Shippensburg Rev. Albert C. Robinson
Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove Rev. O. W. Nace
Temple University, Philadelphia Rev. Robert James
Tliiel University, Greenville Rev. Paul C. Shumaker
Ursinus College, Collegeville Rev. R. T. Schellhase
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Rev. J. Stanley Barlow
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Rev. William E. .Jacobs
Wilson College, Chambersburg Rev. Glenn Schulz
Puerto Rico Inter American University, San German Charles R. Ausherman
Rhode Island Brown University, Providence Rev. Charles Baldv.in
University of Rhode Island, Kingston Rev. Edmund Fetter
Rev. William B. Davis
South Dakota Black Hills Teachers College, Spearfish Rev. Arthur Westwood
Northern State Teachers College, Aberdeen Rev. Richard A. Kline
South Dakota School of Mines, Rapid City Rev. G. W. Fisk
South Dakota State College of Agriculture and
Mechanical Arts Miss Jjtlia. Haggard
Southern State Teachers College, Springfield Rev. Ben Trickey
University of South Dakota, Vermillion Joan Haner
Yankton College, Yankton Dean Allen R. McAllaster
Tennessee Fisk University, Nashville Rev. Lawrence N. Jones
LeMoyne College, Memphis Dr. Paul Hayes
Vanderbilt University, Nashville Rev. Clyde Flannery
Texas Baylor University, Waco Rev. Paul A. Kluge
Huston Tillotson College, Austin Rev. H. Walter Willis
Texas Western College, El Paso Mrs. Charles M. Brown
University of Texas, Austin Kenneth Clark
Utah Brigham Young University, Provo Rev. Donald Mills
University of Utah, Salt Lake City Rev. John Wade
Westminster College, Salt Lake City Rev. Maurice H. McDowell
Vermont Middlebury College, Middlebury Rev. Walker T. Hawley
University of Vermont, Burlington Rev. Richard Leidberg
Norwich College, Northfield Rev. R. G. Kurtz
Windham College, Putney Rev. Jordan D. Cole
Virginia Madison College, Harrisonburg Rev. E. H. Taylor
Washington College of Puget Sound, Tacoma Miss Sheila Campbell
Eastern Wasliington College, Cheney Rev. Hadley Harper
State College of Washington, Pullman Rev. Waldo Toevs
University of Washington, Seattle Rev. Mined ICatagiri
Western Washington College of Education,
Bellingham Rev. Lyle Sellards
Rev. W. Carl Calhoun
Whitman College, Walla Walla Rev. Franklin Elliott
Wisconsin Beloit College, Beloit Dean W. L. McCutcheon
Carroll College, Waukesha Rev. Ralph Let
1960] Fellowship of Campus Ministry 253
Lakeland College, Sheboygan Rev. Clarence L. Schmidt
Lawrence College, Appleton Rev. Richard Schroedeb
Northland College, Ashland James E. Maynard
Ripon College, Ripon Rev. Gene Askew
Stout State College, Menomonie Rev. Donald C. Farlet
University of Wisconsin, Madison Rev. Kenneth A. Friou
Milwaukee Rev. Donald Buell
Rev. R. I. Eldridqe
Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire Mrs. W. R. Da vies
La Crosse Rev. M. L. Frank
Oshkosh Barney Weesb
Whitewater Rev. Donald S. Hobbs
Platteville Rev. Keenan Sheldon
River Falls Rev. J. E. Mernbr
Stevens Point Rev. C. F. Helming
Wyoming University of Wyoming, Laramie Dr. Hugh Harcourt
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CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN MINISTERS IN
ECUMENICAL WORK
The following is a list of Congregational Christian ministers now serving interdenominational agencies. Local
addresses may be found in the alphabetical listing of ministers. Information for this list was supplied by the
Association of Council Secretaries and various international agencies.
California William A. Anderson, San Francisco Council of Churches
Forrest C. Weir, Church Federation of Los Angeles & Southern California Council of
Churches
WUlis E. Wygant, Jr., Peninsula Council of Churches
Colorado Arthur D. Phelps, Denver Area Council of Churches
Connecticut George C. Conklin, Greater Hartford Council of Churches
Arthur O. Rinden, Greater Hartford Council of Churches
Marshall J. Whitehead, Waterbury Area Council of Churches
Delaware Philip Dunning, Wilmington & New Castle County Council of Churches
Georgia Edward A. Driscoll, Georgia Council of Churches
Massachusetts Frank L. Briggs, Attleboro Area Council of Churches
Forest L. Knapp, Massachusetts Council of Churches
Harry L. Meyer, Cape Cod Council of Churches
Minnesota Harold C. Bradshaw, St. Paul Council of Churches
Missouri A. Greig Ritchie, Missouri Council of Churches
William F. Rogers, Missouri Council of Churches
New York Hobart Burch, Council of Churches of Buffalo & Erie County
Russell T. Loesch, Minister to Armed Forces and Institutional Chaplain
Joseph F. Quick, Protestant Council of the City of N. Y.
Bruce Roberts, Syracuse Area Council of Churches
William W. Shelby, Protestant Council of the City of N. Y.
Ohio J. Albert Clark, Ohio Council of Churches
Pennsylvania Erastus H. Green, United Churches of Lackawanna County
Robert E. Grimm, Erie Council of Churches
William D. Powell, Greater Philadelphia Council of Churches
South Dakota Orville Hepler, S.D. Council of Churches
West Virginia Carl R. Key, West Virginia Council of Churches
National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U. S. A.
District of Columbia. .Fred S. Buschmeyer, Washington Office
Florida Paul M. Cassen, Division of Home Missions
New York John W. Abbott, Church World Service
*Elmer F. Ansley, Com. on General Christian Education
Alexander B. Ferguson, Broadcasting and Film Commission
*J. Blaine Fister, Com. on General Christian Education
Virgil E. Foster, Division of Christian Education
William H. Genne, Division of Christian Education
Marvin P. Halverson, Division of Christian Life and Work
Milton A. Heitzman, Department of Evangelism
*C. Frederick Stoerker, Commission on Higher Education
Andrew J. Young, Division of Christian Education
♦Evangelical and Reformed.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN MINISTERS IN
TEACHING PROFESSION
The following is a list of Congregational Christian Ministers engaged in full-time teaching
of religion in seminaries, colleges and secondary schools.
Adlard, Deane L., Cape Elizabeth, Me.
Anderson, Philip A., Chicago Theol. Sem.,
Chicago, 111.
Anderson, Stuart Leroy, Pacific Sch. Rel.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Aoki, Mitsuo, Univ. Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii
Arnold, C Harvey, Chicago Theol. Sem.,
Chicago, 111.
Ashton, Eugene S., Tufts Univ.,
Medford, Mass.
Banning, Andrew, Bangor Theol. Sem.,
Bangor, Me.
Barnes, Richard A., Augustana Coll.,
Rock Island, 111.
Bechtold, Paul F., Penn Coll., Iowa
Becker, Russell J., Yale Univ. Div. Sch.,
New Haven, Conn.
Bennett, John Coleman, Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
Berger, William E., Drury Coll.,
Springfield, Mo.
Berkey, Robert F., Mount Holyoke Coll.,
South Hadley, Mass.
Berthold, Fred, Jr., Dartmouth Coll.,
Hanover, N. H.
Biddle, Eugene L., Kiskiminetas Sch.,
Saltsburg, Pa.
Billinsky, John M., Andover-Newton Theol.
Sch., Newton Centre, Mass.
Booth, Harry F., Colorado Coll.,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Bowden, Daniel J., Indiana Sch. Rel.,
Bloomington, Ind.
Bowler, T. Downing, Bradford Junior Coll.,
Bradford, Mass.
Brown, James Wiley, Jackson State Coll.,
Jackson, Miss.
Burkill, T. Alec, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, N. Y.
Burkle, Howard R., Grinnell Coll.,
Grinnell, Iowa
Casteel, John L., Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
Chalmers, Allan K., Boston Univ. Sch. Theol.,
Boston, Mass.
Chamberlin, J. Gordon, Pittsburgh Theol.
Sem., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chapman, Mrs. Lillian H., Elmira Coll.,
Elmira, N. Y.
Clarke, Howard E., DePaul Univ.,
Chicago, 111.
Cooke, Gerald B., Oberlin Grad. Sch. Theol.,
Oberlin, Ohio
Davies, Horton, M., Princeton Univ.,
Princeton, N. J.
Deems, Mervin M., Bangor Theol. Sem.,
Bangor, Me.
DePoister, W. Marshon, Chapman Coll.,
Orange, Cal.
Duke, Robert W., Lancaster Theol. Sem.,
Lancaster, Pa.
Dunn, Robert R., Maunaolu Coll.,
Paia, Maui, Hawaii
Dunjstan, J. Leslie, Andover-Newton Theol.
Sch., Newton Centre, Mass.
Ensminger, Ross E., Blackburn Coll.,
Carlinville, lU.
Fallaw, Wesner, Andover-Newton Theol.
Sch. Newton Centre, Mass.
Fitch, Robert E., Pacific Sch. Rel.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Fitzpatrick, Thomas Mallary, Jr., Div. Sch.
Univ. Chicago, Chicago, 111.
Gowing, Peter G., SillimanUniv., Philippines
Graves, John S., Elon Coll.,
Elon College, N. C.
Grean, Stanley V., Univ. Ohio,
Columbus, Ohio
Grobel, William Kendrick, Vanderbilt Univ.
Div. Sch., Nashville, Tenn.
Havener, Philip H., Orange County Com-
munity Coll., Middletown, N. Y.
Hazelton, Roger, Oberlin Grad. Sch. Theol.,
Oberlin, Ohio
Hertel, Myron, State Univ.,
Farmingdale, N. Y.
Hofmann, Hans F., Harvard Univ. Div. Sch.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Hogue, Harland E., Pacific Sch. Rel.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Holbrook, Clyde A., Oberlin CoU.,
Oberlin, Ohio
HoUaday, William I., Elmhurst Coll.,
Elmhurst, 111.
Horton, Walter M., Oberlin Grad. Sch. Theol.,
Oberlin, Ohio
Huntley, Larry, R. I. Sch. Deaf,
Providence, R. I.
Hyslop, Ralph D., Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
Isbell, Thomas, Brenau Coll. Gainesville, Ga.
Jennings, Louis B., Marshall Univ.,
Huntington, W. Va.
Jewell, David W., Bangor Theol. Sem.,
Bangor, Me.
Johnson, James G., Marietta Coll.,
Marietta, Ohio
Jones, William H., Huston Tillotson Coll.,
Austin, Tex.
Kelley, James R., Mount Hermon Sch.,
Mount Hermon, Mass.
Kimball, Robert C., Unitarian Sem.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Kincheloe, Samuel C, Interdenominational
Theol. Center, Atlanta 15, Ga.
King, Winston L., Grinnell Coll.,
Grinnell, Iowa
Kirk, James A., Univ. Denver, Denver, Colo.
Kuhns, Frederick I., Rocky Mountain Coll.,
Billings, Mont.
Kuntz, Paul G., Grinnell Coll.,
Grinnell, Iowa
Landes, Carl J., Southern Union Coll.,
Wadley, Ala.
Laubenstein, Paul E., Connecticut Coll.,
New London, C/Onn.
Lee J. William, Oberlin Grad. Sch. Theol.,
Oberlin, Ohio
Lee, Robert, Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
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Lefevre, Perry, Chicago Theol. Sem.,
Chicago, 111.
Lindsay, John Philip, Needham, Mass.
Link, Eugene P., State Univ. Coll.,
New Paltz, N. Y.
Loring, Herbert, Missouri Sch. Rel.,
Columbia, Mo.
Loveless, Robert C, Honolulu Christian
CoU., Honolulu, Hawaii
Lovitt, Charles W., Skidmore Coll.,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Luthy, Frederick H., Taylor Univ.,
Upland, Ind.
MacCormack, Dwight B., Jr., Dean Junior
Coll., Franklin, Mass.
Machell, John V., Jr., Moravain Coll.,
Bethlehem, Pa.
MacLeod, William J., Baldwin-Wallace Coll.,
Berea, Ohio
Maitland, David J., Carleton Coll.,
Northfield, Minn.
Martin, Charles E., Rocky Mountain Coll.,
Billings, Mont.
May, Herbert G., Oberlin Grad. Sch. Theol.,
Oberlin, Ohio
McAllaster, vUlan R., Yankton Coll. Sch.
Theol., Yankton, S. D.
McClure, Richard D., New York, N. Y.
McDowell, Maurice H., Westminster Coll.,
Salt Lake City, Utah
Mikesell, William H., Columbus, Miss.
MilHgan, Charles S., Iliff Sch. Theol.,
Denver, Colo.
Mildram, Robert C, Tennessee Wesleyan
Coll., Athens, Tenn.
Morey, Verne D., Madawaska Training Sch.,
Fort Kent, Me.
Milder, Paul L., South China, Me.
Muray, Remus, Wellesley, Mass.
Muilenburg, James, Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
Neal, Fred W., Le Moyne Coll.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Nicholas, Wayne A., Ridgewood, N. J.
Noyce, Gaylord Brewster, Yale Univ. Div.
Sch., New Haven, Conn.
Obenhaus, Victor, Chicago Theol. Sem.,
Chicago, 111.
O'Connor, Daniel William, Jr., St. Lawrence
Univ., Canton, N. Y.
Owen, LleweljTi A., Oberlin Grad. Sch. Theol.,
Oberlin, Ohio
Pangborn, Cyrus R., Douglass Coll.,
New Brunswick, N. J.
Pauck, Wilhelm, Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
Peabody, Alan B., Paul Quinn Coll.,
Waco, Tex.
Pease, Frederick A., Jr., Andover-Newton
Theol. Sch., Newton Centre, Mass.
Percj% Douglas C, Toronto Bible CoU.,
Toronto, Can.
Pierce, Richard D., Emerson CoU.,
Boston, Mass.
Rasmussen, Albert T., Pacific Sch. Rel.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Reid, Clvde H., Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
Revnolds, Ferris Ervin, Elon CoU.,
Elon CoUege, N. C.
Ruiz, Carlos Amado, Evangelical Sem.,
Rio Piedras, P. R.
Runyon, Mary E., ElmLra CoU., Elmira, N. Y.
Saez, Florencio, Univ. P. R.,
Rio Piedras, P. R.
Schomer, Howard, Chicago Theol. Sem.,
Chicago, 111.
Schroeder, WiUiam Widick, Chicago Theol.
Sem., Chicago, lU.
Selby, Donald J., Catawba Coll.,
Salisbury, N. C.
Setchko, Edward S., Pacific Sch. Rel.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Shannon, Thompson, Southern Methodist
Univ., Dallas, Tex.
Shideler, Emerson W., Iowa State Univ.,
Iowa City, Iowa
Shrout, Thomas R., Missouri Sch. Rel.,
Columbia, Mo.
Sizer, Leonard M., West Virginia Univ.,
Morgantown, W. Va.
Sloan, William Wilson, Elon CoU.,
Elon CoUege, N. C.
Small, Lawrence F., Rocky Mountain Coll.,
Billings, Mont.
Smith, H. Daniel, Syracuse Univ.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Smith, H. Shelton, Duke Univ. Div. Sch.,
Durham, N. C.
Smith, Verne M., Appleton, Me.
Steckel, Clyde J., lUinois CoU.,
Jacksonville, 111.
Stent, Judson, Mount Hermon Sch.,
Mount Hermon, Mass.
Sturm, Fred G., Western CoU. for Women,
Oxford, Ohio
Tamblyn, Ronald J., Mount Holyoke CoU.,
South Hadley, Mass.
Vlastos, Gregory, Princeton Univ.,
Princeton, N. J.
von Rohr, John R., Pacific Sch. Rel.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Wagoner, Walter D., Princeton Univ.,
Princeton, N. J.
West, Charles E., Lincoln Memorial Univ.,
Harrogate, Tenn.
Whyte, James R., Mount Hermon Sch.,
Mount Hermon, Mass.
WUder, Amos N., Harvard Univ. Div. Sch.,
Cambridge, Mass.
WiUiams, Daniel D., Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
Williams, J. Paul, Mount Holyoke CoU.,
South Hadley, Mass.
Wittlig, EmU D., Marietta, Ohio
Whitchurch, Irl G., Springfield CoU.,
Springfield, Mass.
Whittaker Frederick W., Bangor Theol.
Sem., Bangor, Me.
Wolfe, RoUand E., Western Reserve Univ.,
Cleveland, Ohio
Wood, Bruce K., Pacific Univ.,
Forest Grove, Ore.
Wright, Leon E., Sch. Rel. Howard Univ.,
Washington, D. C.
Yeager, Iver F., Illinois CoU.,
Jacksonville, lU.
1960]
Health and Welfare Institutions
257
HEALTH AND WELFARE INSTITUTIONS
The institutions in the United States listed below are or have been historically associated wit?i the
Congregational Christian Churches and church bodies.
Institution and Administrator
o a
Hospitals
Flint-Goodridge Hospital of Dillard University,
2425 Louisiana Ave., New Orleans, La. —
C. C. Weil, Adm
Ryder Memorial Hospital, Humacao, Puerto
Rico — Francisco A. Colon, Adm
Faith Hospital (Plateau Valley Congregational
Hospital Assn.), CoUbran, Colo. — Dr. H. H.
Zeigel, Adm
Elderly Care Facilities
Center Church Home, 84 Trumbull St., New-
Haven, Conn. — Mrs. Bernice Ross, Matron
Church Homes, Inc., 35 Vine Ct., Hartford,
Conn. — Rev. Donald E. Smith, Adm
Congregational Home of the District of Colum-
bia, 1290 Crittenden St., N.W. Washington,
D. C. — Harvey Goddard. Pres
Church Homes, Inc. 35 Vine Ct., Hartford,
Conn. Rev. Donald E. Smith, Adm
The Congregational Homes, 220 VV. Liberty
Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. George S. Treusch,
Supt
The Elizabeth Higginson Weeden Home for In-
■ digent & Infirm Females, Pawtucket, R. I.
Mr. Harold B. Simpson, Pres
The Hall Memorial Home, 73 Forest Ave.
.Jamestown, N. Y. Mrs. H. D. Marritt, Advi.
May Cravath Wharton Nursing and Retire-
ment Home, Pleasant Hill, Tenn. Mr. J. F.
Meisamer, Supt
Mayflower Home, 616 Broad St. Grinnell, Iowa.
Mr. Harris R. Stafford, .4dm
New York Congregational Home for the Aged,
123 Linden Blvd. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs.
Christine W. Boone, Supt
Pilgrim Place in Claremont, Inc. 660 Priscilla
Way, Claremont, Cal. Mr. Frank M. Herkel-
rath, Adm
Plymouth Place, Inc. 315 N. La Grange Rd.,
La Grange Park, 111. Mr. Louis R. Taylor,
Adm
Senior Homes of Colorado Cooperative, 4901 E.
Kentucky Cir., Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Gaymon, M(irs
Twilight Haven, 2208 California Ave. Fresno,
Cal., Rev. Reinhold Klein, Adm
Wisows Homes of Immanuel Congregational
Church, Hartford, Conn. — Chairm/in, Wid-
ow's Home Comm
Cliild Care Facilities
The Congregational Christian Home for Chil-
dren, Elon College, N. C. Rev. Walstein W.
Snyder, Adm.
1932
1914
1924
1871
1957
1929
1957
1890
1905
1957
1957
1950
1910
1944
1959
1960
1866
1904
150
82
168
205
142
24
75
193
115
$735,783
461,357
24,639
32,900
17,283
11,825
17,283
106,865
27,000
21,169
48,657
45,484
185,313
223,000
311,775
235,000
91,939
$734,469
419,385
22,685
25,500
17,535
8,490
17,535
157,917
27,200
17,851
33,296
48,508
113,245
198,600
311,698
245,000
4,000
92,579
$3,000,000
890,500
125,000
250,000
183,000
22,280
183,000
250,000
90,000
127,997
325,000
903,849
650,000
2,000,000
3,500,000
853,200
820,000
200,000
408.104
258
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1900
DIRECTORS OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
of
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
The numbers refer to church numbers as listed in the schedules. The number of the church is omitted
when a director is not reported. Ordination date is given for ordained ministers. Mr. and Miss have been
uniformly omitted. (For Conference Religious Education Workers, refer to Conference, see Index.)
CALIFORNIA, Northern
12 Neil Hartley, Jr., 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley
4 1958
12 Mrs. Richard Eakin, 2345 Channing Way,
Berkeley 4
36 Mrs. Elizabeth Sellers, 2131 N. Van Ness Blvd.,
Fresno 4
36 Mrs. Ernestine Leas, 2131 N. Van Ness Blvd.,
Fresno 4
39 B. JoAnne Conard, 1323M Street, Fresno 21
43 Mrs. Carlota Alexander, 21455 Birch St.,
Hayward
63 Mrs. Eleanor Corten, 2,501 Harrison St., Oak-
land 12
68 Walter Bishop, 10 Irwin Way, Orinda 1954
70 Louis Rilev, 1985 Louis Rd., Palo Alto 1953
70 Mary Haemmerle, 1985 Louis Rd., Palo Alto
77 Joseph Acorn, 404 Gregory Lane, Pleasant Hill
1960
81 Leroy Calbom, 2323 Euclid Ave., Redwood
Citv 1960
102 Leslie Allen, 225 Tilton Ave., San Mateo 1956
104 Robert Graham, 400 Santa Clara-Los Gatos
Rd., Santa Clara
107 Frank Jaggers, P.O. Box 256, Saratoga 1948
112 James Reynolds, 116 West Willow St., Stockton
1960
CALIFORNIA, S. & S. W.
9 Ervin Hummel, 5 Real Rd., Bakersfield
19 Mrs. Charlotte A. Head, 20424 Septo St.,
Chatsworth 1932
21 Mrs. A. W. Grindle, 276 F St., Chula Vista
29 Edward Steedle, Etiwanda
31 John D. Bolens, 309 W. Wilson Ave., Glendale
1959
36 Vance Engelman, P.O. Box 218, Laguna Beach
37 Vera V. Schultz, 1216 Cave St., La JoUa
38 Don Caley, 5237 Premiere Ave., Lakewood
39 Mrs. Jean C. Sheppard, 8360 Lemon Ave., La
Mesa
44 E. Larry Beggs, 241 Cedar Ave., Long Beach 2
1959
45 Mrs. Jean S. Williams, 5550 Atherton St., Long
Beach 15
55 John Heineman, 7065 Hollywood Blvd, Holly-
wood 28
57 Douglas Chalmers, 2315 W. 75th St., Los
Angeles 43
63 Vance E. A. Geier, 3823 Fernwood Ave., Los
Angeles 27 1949
87 Theodore Mueller, 536 N. Euclid Ave., Ontario
88 Mrs. Doris McClain, 13129 Tonapah St.,
Pacoima
93 Richard E. Harris, 464 E. Walnut St., Pasa-
dena 1954
95 Noel N. Vore, 215 W. California Blvd., Pasa-
dena
99 Phoebe T. Settlage, 600 North Garey Ave.,
Pomona
102 Donald L. Gates, 410 E. Clark St., Redlands
1960
106 William Moremen, 3041 Sierra Way, San
Bernardino 1956
109 Evans Anderson, 1302 Sixth Ave., San Diego 1
111 Paul L. Kittlaus, 4776 Edgeware Rd., San
Diego 16 1959
126 Mrs. D. C. McNaughton, 12771 Bubbling Well
Rd., Santa Ana
132 Evelyn Dimond, 430 E. Tulare Ave., Shafter
134 Mrs. Doris F. Hoak, 1515 Garfield Ave., Sotith
Pasadena
138 Jane Merrill, 14115 Magnolia Blvd., Van Nuys
152 Vera M. Butler, 2321 W. Osborn Rd., Phoenix,
Ariz.
153 James K. Oord, 5822 S. Seventh St., Phoenix,
Ariz.
167 Carl Phelps, 4349 E. 16th St., Tucson, Ariz.
171 Mrs. Esther Santos, 1701 Broadway, S.E.,
Albuquerque, N. M.
173 Mrs. Esther Santos, 1701 Broadway, S.E.,
Albuquerque, N. M.
175 Mrs. Esther Santos, 1701 Broadway, S.E.,
Albuquerque, N. M.
CENTRAL SOUTH
20 Herbert J. Detweiler, 5530 Anita St., Dallas 6,
Tex.
COLORADO
6 Mrs. Bruce Haviland, 2745 Sixth St., Boulder
27 Elizabeth Clark, 850 S. Pearl St., Denver 9
33 Elizabeth Clark, 850 S. Pearl St., Denver 9
44 Pauline Bloomer, P.O. Box 706, Greeley
53 Mrs. William Worcester, 407 Bowen St., Long-
mont
CONNECTICUT
12 Mrs. Arthur N. Tucker, 65 Mills Lane, Bloom-
field
22 Mrs. Everett L. Pierce, 31 Maple St., Bristol
61 Mrs. Frances H. Milnes, 11 Olmsted St., East
Hartford 8
70 Alice E. Cook, 39 Woodlawn St., Elmwood 10
72 Donald Male, 42 Bridge St., Deep River
73 Mrs. Truman N. Chase, 148 Beach Rd., Fair-
field
76 Mrs. Michael L. Vetrano, P.O. Box 124,
Farmington
95 Ruth Campbell, 575 Main St., Portland
101 Mrs. Ardith Hayes, 410 Canner St., New
Haven
105 Mrs. Frank E. Bohman, 102 KnoUwood Rd.,
West Hartford
107 Marjorie D. Curtis, 814 Asylum Ave., Hartford
5
108 Mrs. Frank A. Vietze, 99 Sherman St., Hart-
ford 5
110 E. Alexander Campbell, 23 Vine St., Hartford
12 1959
111 John E. Thomas, 10 Woodland St., Hartford 5
1934
123 David F. Pittman, Box 386, Litchfield 1955
129 Mrs. Kathleen Johnston, Box Mt. Drive, R.D.
3, Vernon
133 Mrs. Harold E. Craw, 20 Harvard Ave.,
Meriden
138 Mary N. Hawkes, 144 Russell St., Middletown
139 Mrs. Clara B. Hastings, Newfield St., Middle-
town
141 Nancy L. Wright, % Congregational Church of
Christ, Milford
1.50 Mrs. William J. Cawley, 266 Church St.,
151 Kathryn A. Leaf, 1st Church of Christ, New
Britain
152 Dorotha L. Judy, South Congregational Church,
New Britain
159 Donna Van Voorhis, 228 Park St., New Haven
163 Genevieve R. Thompson, 265 Lexington Ave.,
New Haven
1960]
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259
106 John A. Rurtsell, Dwiglit Hall, Yale University,
New Haven 1955
107 Mrs. C. Victor Ford, 1075 Main St., Newington
11
M8 Robert A. Potter, 00 Beech St.. New Haven
109 Jane Gibbons, 110 Federal St., New London
173 A. Donald Coleman, P.O. Box 242, Niantic
183 Mrs. Lucius V. Lobdell, Main .\ve., Norwalk
1S7 Mrs. Myron R. Bunnell, 1 Crescent St., Nor-
wich
190 Madeline M. Wvnn, 37 Marshall St., Milford
204 Mrs. Hugh Shields, 21 Main St., Ridgefield
200 Mrs. Vincent Cappabianca, Riverton
237 Antoinette A. Bierce, 07 Orchard St., Rockville
238 Mrs. Henricks M. Osborne, 105 North Stam-
ford Rd., Stamford
242 Henel D. Thomas, Storrs 1950
255 Mary S. King, P.O. Box 482, Torrington
2()8 Frank A. Johnson, 22 Holmes Ave., Waterbury
10 1958
279 Mrs. John E. Thomas, 12 South Main St., West
Hartford 7
290 Mildred P. Edwards, 260 Church St., Wethers-
field 9
297 Frances Drury, 20 Remington Rd., Wind.sor
FLORIDA
2 William R. and Mrs. Winterbottom, 524 9(ith
St., Miami Beach 54
3 Mrs. .lohn P. Jockinsen, 2003 Wynona Dr.,
Bradenton
0 Mrs. Kathleen Merrill, 3010 DeSoto Blvd.,
Coral Gables 34
14 Mrs. J. C. Stock, P.O. Box 103, Interlachen
15 Mrs. Robert Paul, 0232 Riviera Manor Dr.,
Jacksonville 11
27 Daniel V. Horn, 3429 Devon Rd., Miami 33
1953
40 S. Hope Weideman, 111 145th Ave., Madeira
Beach 8
40 Mrs. Baird Shultis, 2727 Georgia .\ve., West
Palm Beach
48 Jack E. Perkins, 030 Lakemont Ave., Winter
Park 1957
HAWAII
15 Nellie Young, P.O. Box 1332, Hilo
Judith Ross, Kamehameha School Prep. Dept.,
Honolulu 17
19 Winifred Lomas, Kamehameha School for Girls,
Honolulu 17
20 Ruth Bailey, 1660 S. Beretania St., Honolulu 14
22 Mrs. Ai Yamada, 1524 Queen Emma St.,
Honolulu
24 Caryl Grace Bjorkland, 3499-A Alani Dr.,
Honolulu 14
20 Dorothy Lum, 2214 N. King St., Honolulu 17
29 Richard T. Nishioka, 829 Pensacola St., Hon-
olulu 14 1958
32 Dorothy Nichols, 99-803 Halawa Heights Rd.,
Aiea
92 Richard Kennedy, Box 285 Pearl City
90 Francisco Bassi, Puunene, Maui
100 Deha Peralta, P.O. Box Z, Waialua, Oahu
ILLINOIS
18 Drexel V. MoUison, 406 Galena Blvd., Aurora
40 Robert N. Taylor, Jr., 512 E. Daniel St.,
Champaign 1955
49 Mrs. Tom John.son, 1925 S. Loomis St., Chicago
8
50 Mrs. Elizabeth Kish Howard, 7000 Jeffery
Blvd., Chicago 49
58 Ralph L. Hirtle, 9148 S. Carpenter St., Chi-
cago 20 1945
59 Donald E. Fancher, 3435 W. Van Buren Ave.,
Chicago 24 1954
06 Mrs. Philip L. Mathisen, 1448 E. 53rd St., Chi-
cago 15
74 Kenneth B. Smith, Sr., 7000 South Park Ave.,
Chicago 37 1960
90 William S. Wingate, R.R. 2, Box 123, Crystal
Lake
103 Mrs. Paul E. Rivard, 1340 Center St., Des
Plaine.s
107 iMrs. Dorothea Wetherhold, 1047 Curtiss Ave.,
Downers Grove
118 Suzanne Carter, 256 E. Chicago St., Elgin
119 Oscar P. Bollman, 2.30 Arlington St., Elmhurst
1937
123 .Joseph A. Buckles, .5525 S. Kimbark Ave.,
Chicago 37 1949
138 Frances M. Eddy, Box 28, Glen Ellyn
139 Mrs. Florence Cawelti, 1000 Elm St., Glenview
Calixto T. Marques, 1000 Elm St., Glenview
1953
148 Gilbert Edward IMiller, 15836 Woodbridge
Ave., Harvey
151 Bruce S. Dean, 635 S. Lincoln Ave., Hinsdale
1940
159 Mrs. Aline C. Butcher, 100 S. Sixth Ave., La-
Grange
170 Robert E. Frederick, 220 S. Main St., Lombard
208 Mrs. Charles Sprague, 1503 Sycamore Lane,
Northbrook
209 Mrs. Lloyd Germann, 9411 S. 51st Ave., Oak
Lawn
210 Mrs. Nan Dixon Kaiper, 848 Lake St., Oak
Park
226 Mrs. Josephine Z. Nichols, 100 Courtland Ave.,
Park Ridge 1953
232 Gary L. Kush, 3601 N. Sheridan Rd., Peoria
245 Maroella M. Ladd, 105 N. 12th St., Quincy
2.55 Fred K. Swett, 318 N. Church St., Rockford
1944
272 Mrs. Lloyd Spindel, 2100 Bates Ave., Spring-
field
293 James A. Potter, 217 S. Michigan Ave., Villa
Park
301 G. Dean Goebel, 1840 Westchester Blvd.,
Westchester
302 Pepronia Merjanian, 1106 Chestnut St., West-
ern Springs
Richard J. Bailar, 1100 Chestnut St., Western
Springs 1955
309 Grover Clyde Dodder, 1125 Wilmette Ave..
Wilmette 1953
INDIANA
29 Mrs. Barbara Karn, 300 W. Marion St., Elk-
hart
37 .Jean Prusia. 505 W. Berry St., Ft. Wayne
Mary Lou f-ettit, 505 W . Berry St., Ft. Wayne
46 Mrs. Robert Bosse, 119 W. Garfield Ave.,
Goshen
42 Marie Edwards, 342 Jefferson St., Gary
INTERMOUNTAIN
23 E. George Hangen, 2031 E. 4800 S., SLC 17,
LHah 1958
31 John Zilkow, 3501 Forest Dr., Cheyenne, Wyo.
IOWA
13 Mrs. Dale Ramsey, 3427 W. 53rd St., Des
Moines
48 Josephine Joens, 3420 Jersey Ridge Rd., Daven-
port
51 Winthrop M. Mager, 4126 IngersoU St., Des
Moines 1935
112 Gary W. Smothers, 1315 E. Boone St., Mar-
shall town 1960
151 John Christy, Reinbeck
175 Mrs. Miriam Cline, 3821 69th St., Des Moines
178 Mrs. Robert Murphy, 608 W. Fourth St.,
Waterloo
KANSAS
28 Mrs. Frank Brown, 7039 Mi-ssion Rd., Prairie
Village 15
71 Jay C. Dahm, Huntoon and Buchanan Sts.,
Topeka
72 Roy Hanson, 1701 Collins St., Topeka 1959
84 Mrs. Harriet Tavenner, 6000 E. Harry St.,
Wichita
MAINE
13 Mrs. Merle C. Cook, 10 Broadway, Bangor
1939
17 Mrs. Stanley B. Haskell, .30 High St., Bangor
260
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
20 Mrs. George A. Hammond, Winter St., Church,
Washington Street, Bath
21 C. Ronald Wilson, Bangor Theological Semi-
nary, Bangor
205 Mrs. Robert F. Simpson, 19 Leavitt St., Skow-
hegan
240 Mrs. Malcolm A. MacDuffie, 78 Temple St.,
Waterville
MASSACHUSETTS
9 Mrs. Pauline C. BrowTi, 51 Main St., Amesbury
10 Mrs. Byron Colby, 313 Amity St., Amherst
18 Madge Wilson, 406 Park Dr., Boston
20 Shirley Blood, Pleasant St. Cong. Ch., Arling-
ton
21 Richard Johnson, Gushing St., Ashburnham
27 Clarke B. Schaaf, 2nd Cong. Ch., Attleboro
70 Margaret Megredy, 6 Webster St., Hyde Park
75 Walter E. Wyman, 645 Boylston St., Boston
101 Mrs. Earl W. Douglas, Harvard Cong. Ch.,
Brookline
106 Edward G. Spradling, 1st Cong. Ch., Garden &
Mason Sts., Cambridge
137 Deane R. Lamphear, Maple St. Cong. Ch.,
Danvers
158 Mrs. Arlene Hambley, 9 Sutton PL, East-
hampton
167 Mrs. Mabel G. Bryant, 148 Linden St., Everett
182 Mrs. Trescott T. Abele, 199 Main St., Fitch-
burg
185 Thomas Morrill, Grace Cong. Ch., Framing-
ham
217 James Hansen, Federated Ch., Wilbraham
228 Katherine Chambers, 17 Brickett Ave., Haver-
hill
239 William J. Langenheim, 29 Walnut Ter., Holden
239 Margaret Stoddard, Cong. Ch., Holden
243 Mrs. Robert F. Berkey, 153 Lyman St., South
Hadley
271 Mrs. George Winsor, 307 Bedford St., Lexing-
ton
275 Mrs. Geraldine F. Robertson, 763 Longmeadow
St., Longmeadow
285 Mrs. Ralph W. George, 97 Broad St., Lynn
289 Mrs. Andrew A. Lane, 184 Pleasant St., Maiden
295 Virginia Webber, 23 Pleasant St., Marblehead
297 Mrs. James L. Ridge, 63 West Ridge St.,
Marlboro
326 Robert J. Ripley, 61 Garden St., Milton
338 Mrs. Thomas G. Tiffany, 43 Newell St., Need-
ham
350 Mrs. Paul Deats, Cong. Ch., Auburndale
350 Peter Schneider, 87 Grove St., Auburndale
351 Mrs. Walter Dietz, 1115 Centre St., Newton
356 Mrs. Franklin D. Jerome, 140 Carlton Rd.,
Waban
357 Louise Drew, 2nd Cong. Ch., West Newton
360 Mrs. Esther M. Newhall, 25 Forbes Ave.,
Florence
371 Mrs. Frederick E. Bauer, Jr., Box 31, Mount
Hermon
397 Eva M. Fish, South Cong. Ch., Pittsfield
404 William Dever, Bethany Cong. Ch., Quincy
405 Mrs. M. Alicia Corea, 300 Manet Ave., Quincy
445 Donald Gillies, 1st Cong. Ch., Shrewsbury
445 Mrs. Mildred L. Schoenfeldt, 1st Cong. Ch.,
Shrewsbury
458 Mrs. James P. White, 133 Woodbridge St.,
South Hadley
459 Mrs. Wardman K. Brooksbank, Jr., Cong. Ch.,
South Hadlev Falls
463 Daniel K. Martin, 421 Union St., Springfield
466 J. Robert Achterman, 1234 Parker St., Spring-
field
467 Robert C. Woodbury, Jr., Hope Cong. Ch.,
Springfield
469 Elizabeth N. Fallon, Park Cong. Ch., Spring-
field
474 Mrs. Albert Brown, R.F.D., Leominster
480 Mrs. John B. Curtis, 132 Morse Rd., Sudbury
482 Spender Potter, 25 Watson St., Leicester
504 Mrs. J. Alton Templin, 1st Cong. Ch., Waltham
513 Mrs. Ernest H. Macurdy, 43 Chester St.,
Watertown
514 Donald N. Ehat, Box 292, Wayland
516 Robert W. MacNeill, Village Cong. Ch.,
Wellesley
517 Arthur Melanson, 207 Washington St., Welles-
ley Hills
525 Gladys L. Wells, 19 Broad St., We.stfield
526 Gail White, 2nd Cong. Ch., Westfield
537 Barbara G. Anderson, Mittineague Cong. Ch.,
West Springfield
541 Mrs. Jolm Rutledge, 95 Lake Shore Dr.,
Westwood
545 Mrs. Samuel Young, 30 Country Way, Scituate
547 Helen A. Bates, 17 Gold St., Whitman
552 Mrs. C. Wallace Jordan, Jr., 1st Cong. Ch.,
Williamstown
559 Mrs. Earl Reed, 1st Cong. Ch., Winchester
560 James D. Purvis, 2 Lexington St., Wobum
572 Raymond Scherdell, Main St., Worcester
578 David Calverly, 29 Chestnut St., Worcester
MICHIGAN
7 Mrs. Fred E. Luclas, 608 E. WiUiam St., Ann
Arbor
13 Thelma Oyer, Durand
15 Winifred A. Baker, 87 Keith Dr., Battle Creek
38 Mrs. Don Langworthy, 503 Warren St., Char-
lotte
52 Mrs. Elizabeth McClure, 16350 Rotunda Dr.,
Dearborn
54 James H. Williams, 9103 Appoline Ave., De-
troit 4
55 Ernest Simon, 13564 Mettetal St., Detroit 27
1949
William Earl Strait, 15000 Southfield Rd.,
Detroit 23 1944
56 Edgar Flood, 3455 Oakman Blvd., Detroit 1956
58 Mrs. Ruth B. Hunter, 22301 Englehardt St.,
St. Clair Shores
69 Thelma Oyer, Box 165, Durand
72 P. Marion Simms, 200 W. Grand River Ave.,
East Lansing 1943
78 Robert C. Frears, 1509 E. Court St., Flint 3
1957
89 Mrs. Bernice Dalrymple, 1216 Seneca St.,
S.W., Grand Rapids 9 1946
91 Mrs. Winona A. Cayvan, 730 Ethel Ave., S.E.,
Grand Rapids
92 Mrs. Helen H. Hughes, 2832 Robinson Rd., E.
Grand Rapids 6
118 Dorothy A. Kling, 129 S. Park St., Kalamazoo
1955
126 Mrs. AUan McBride, 1047 W. Grand River
Ave., East Lansing
129 Mrs. Roland Barnes, Lawrence
149 Robert J. Herman, 2465 Winchester Dr.,
Muskegon 1946
162 Mrs. Ford White, 1888 Garrison Rd., Owosso
179 Mrs. Richard Huizenga, 1160 Hattie Fox St.,
Rochester
188 Nels M. Andersen, 2001 Niles Ave., St. Joseph
206 Theophilus Ringsmuth, 434 E. Bay Blvd.,
Traverse City 1939
214 Mrs. C. B. Drew, 35650 Glenwood Rd., Wayne
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
3 Mrs. Catherine Drum, 3400 Lowell St., N.W.,
Wash. 16, D. C.
9 Christine Skelton, 1 Westmoreland Cir., Wash.
16, D. C.
15 Mrs. Marian K. Tate, 9525 Colesville Rd..
Silver Spring, Md. 1939
28 Portia Perry, 26 S. Harrison St., East Orange,
N.J.
30 Doris E. Lindblade, 195 Ridgewood Ave.,
Glen Ridge, N. J.
48 Mrs. William H. Genne, 143 Watchung Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J.
49 Clarence H. Snelling, 48 Briarcliffe Rd., Motm-
tain Lakes, N. J. 1949
53 Dr. Hazel Perkison McKinley, 131 Pascack
Rd., Park Ridge, N. J.
69 Mrs. Gordon F. Harrison, 5010 Little Falls Rd.
N., Arlington 7, Va.
1960]
Directors of Religious Education
261
MINNESOTA
7 Nancy Grain, 300 Second Ave., N. W., Austin
32 Mrs. John Kenaston, 5737 Ewing Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 10
33 Mrs. PJdwin C. Field, 4201 Morningside Rd.,
Minneapolis 16
56 Mrs. Lorinda Christman, 3908 Xenwood Ave.,
St. Louis Park
74 Mrs. Edwin C. Jackson, 500 Eighth Ave., S.E.,
Minneapolis 14
78 Mrs. Edwin C. Field, 906 W. 44th St., Min-
neapolis
79 Esther Elaine Ewell, 5500 Stevens Ave., Min-
neapolis 19
82 Elaine Marsh, 4029 France Ave., S., Minneap-
olis 16 1946
86 Mrs. Fred L. Maxson, 408 Eighth St., S.,
Moorhead
98 Barbara J. Lindquist, c/o The Associated
Church, Owatonna
111 Mrs. Vivian Timmerman, 1795 Holton St.,
St. Paul 13
115 Mrs. Robert E. Belz, Afton
135 Ethel Gronner, Underwood
143 Mildred S. Kertson, R. 5, Box 79, Wayzata
MISSOURI
17 John S. McKibbin, 3600 Walnut St., Kansas
Citv 11
24 Mrs. S. M. Pronko, 2400 Brentwood Blvd., St.
Louis 17
34 Carol Warner, 826 N. Union Blvd., St. Louis 8
35 Mrs. Jane J. Croft, 10 W. Lockwood Ave., St.
Louis 19
MONTANA
6 Ruth E. Curry, 429 N. 33rd St., Billings
NEBRASKA
65 Clarence E. Whitwer, First-Plvmouth Cong'l
Church, 20th and D Sts., Lincoln 2 1957
87 Gordon L. Tritchler, 421 S. 3Gth St., Omaha 31
1943
NEW HAMPSHIRE
35 Mrs. C. Paul Quimby, Jr., 53 Broadway,
Concord
50 Floyd McDowell, 8 James St., Dover
69 Mrs. Howard E. Paige, 25 HUh St.. Goffstown
112 Mrs. Helen M. Wood, 627 Pine St., Manchester
116 Mrs. Ruth M. Budd, Marlboro 1949
124 Mrs. Lewis Herniance, 34J^ Rii^sel Ave.,
Nashua
148 Mrs. Howard T. Moulton, 204 Richards Ave.,
Portsmouth
158 Mrs. Robert Garneau, Logan St., Berwick, Me.
NEW YORK
18 Mrs. Helen L. Fisher, Box 296, Briarcliff Manor
1938
21 Mable I. Gamble, R.D. 3, Canandaigua 192 1
26 Dorothy R. Meussling, 77 Washington High-
way, Butfalo 26
41 Mrs. Howard Splete, West St., Carthage
78 Rev. and Mrs. Oliver B. Francisco, 661 W.
Third St., Elmira 1947
89 Marilou Taggart, 223 Seventh St. 2-J, Garden
City
108 Alice L. Einstein, 316 E. Fourth St., Jamestown
140 C. Haldor Parker, 20 Park Ave., Mt. Vernon
1952
152 Mrs. Julia Ferrer, 163 E. 126th St., New York
166 Neena W. Mitchell, 542 Decatur St., Brooklyn
33
181 Dr. Frank W. Herriott, 490 Riverside Dr., New
York 27
193 HarviUe Hendrix, 600 W. 122nd St., New York
27 (—)
249 Elizabeth Hyde, 644 Titus Ave., Rochester 17
265 Mrs. Mary A. Allnatt. 33 State St., Seneca Falls
275 Alan Meyer, 121 Highland Parkway, Rochester
283 Mary Germ, 232 E. Onondaga St., Syracuse
195 i
30.3 Marie Lippincott, West Winfield
305 BevJah W. Pinks, 65 Old Mamaroneck Rd.,
White Plains
306 Hilda M. Lauckhardt, 12 Ridgeview Ave.,
White Plains
OHIO
2 Mrs. John Rebenack, 137 Morningside Dr.,
Akron
25 Wayne Spangler, 23 Public Sq., Brecksville
42 Ronald Woodruff, Chagrin Falls Fed. Church,
Chagrin Falls
60 Mrs. Ethyle Wolfe, 2800 Archwood Ave.,
Cleveland
62 Mrs. Clarence Ryan, 2005 Schaaf Rd., Cleve-
land 9
66 Ruth Chase, 1813 Page Ave., East Cleveland 12
68 Ellen Lohr, 9606 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 6
75 Mrs. W. Howard Haynes, 1375 W. Clifton
Blvd., Lakewood 7
78 Claramae Wegner, 2592 W. 14th St., Cleveland
13
79 Mrs. Robert Blakesley, Coventry & Weymouth
Rd., Cleveland
81 Frank B. Schuch, GST Quad, Oberlin
82 Robert B. Davis, 192 N. Professor St., Oberlin
86 Don R. Bauter, East Broad and 21st St., Co-
lumbus 5
87 Terry N. Smith, 1320 Cambridge Blvd., Co-
lumbus
William Taylor, 1320 Cambridge Blvd., Co-
lumbus
88 Mrs. Thelma WiUcox, 444 E. Broad St.,
Columbus
99 Mrs. Rodney INIoss, 2951 Kent Rd., Silver Lake,
Cuyahoga Falls
104 Dewey J. Long, 5300 Philadelphia Dr., Dayton
114 Mrs. Douglas M. Nichols, 209 Court St., Elyria
155 Mrs. Leona Welling, First Congregational
Church, Hudson
170 Elmer Novak, C/O Defiance College, Defiance
186 Laurence Landers, 640 Millsboro Rd., Mans-
field
218 Mrs. Rober Robbennolt, First Church in Ober-
lin
220 Mrs. Norman Ryan, 7853 Main St., Olmsted
Falls
241 Barbara Carpenter, Box 678, West Richfield
270 Mrs. Robert R. Wilt, 6754 Maplewood Ave.,
Sj'1/ania
271 Florence Linder, 26 North Ave., Tallmadge
304 Mrs. Beverly Gulick, 3579 Dover Center Rd.,
Westlake
319 William Sc.hraer, 506 Dayton Ave., Dayton, Ky.
OREGON
13 W. M. Fiu tiger. Eighth and INIonroe Sts., Cor-
vallis 1946
16 L. R. Stamp, P. O. Box 5156, Eugene 1929
19 Mr*. L. Berger, 862 E. Lincoln St., Hillsboro
36 R. E. Rumer, 1126 S.W. Park Ave., Portland
1938
RHODE ISLAND
1 Bertha Cook, 111 Alfred Drowne Dr., West
Barrington
3 Eleanor Allen, 112 Oakdale Ave., Pawtucket
7 Mrs. Clitford M. Byerley, 154 Norwood Ave.,
Cranston
14 James E. Loder, 6B Gibson Terr., Cambridge
38, Mass.
21 Cornelia Bourne, 67 Ninth St., East Provi-
dence
25 Elsie B. Simmons, 300 Weybosset St., Provi-
dence
SOUTH DAKOTA
99 Mrs. E. E. Eschliman, 434 E. Oakland St.,
Rapid City
109 Barbara Hofmeister, 303 Dakota St. S., Sioux
Falls
SOUTHERN CONVENTION
56 Dorothy Ballinger, 400 Radiance Dr., Greens-
boro, N. C.
194 Mrs. E. C. Wilkins, Box 364, Suffolk, Va.
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VERMO^^^
18 Mrs. Gordon V. Jones, 193 Main St., Brattle-
boro
26 Mrs. N. J. Schoonmaker, 54 N. Prospect St.,
Burlington
27 Mrs. B. K. Best, 30 Perrotta PI., Burlington
97 Mrs. Louise H. Shows, R.D. 3, Middlebury 1948
100 Mrs. P. V. George, R.D. 2, Montpelier
148 Ruth Cameron, 22 Myrtle St., Springfield
189 Mrs. Greta Stetson, 20 High St., Woodstock
WASHINGTON
67 Phyllis M. Jolmson, 526 E. 14th St., Olympia
84 Mrs. Anne P. Smith, 3555 W. McGraw St.,
Seattle 99 1937
90 Elwin H. Scheyer, 1514 E. 45th St., Seattle 5
1930
94 Robert F. Pomeroy, S. 412 Bernard St., Spo-
kane 4 1958
107 Mrs. Richard Hawkins, 9311 E. Mill Plain.
Vancouver
108 Corothea Liere, Box 126, Veradale
115 Mrs. Glenn Murdock, 1507 W. Yakima Ave.,
Yakima
WISCONSIN
6 Mrs. Ruth Zimmerman, 121 W. Laurence St.,
Appleton
13 Ruth Lynn Lahey, 802}^ Grant St., Beloit
26 Philip Yeager, .5751 Woodlawn St., Chicago 37,
111.
63 O. B. Smith, 409 Lawe St., Green Bay
73 Mrs. Blanche S. L., 177 S. High St., Janesville
75 Harold E. Gentzler, 1019 71st St., Kenosha
1951
77 Mrs. Albert Westlie, 222 S. Eighth St., La
88 Gale A. Wolf, 305 Lathrop St., Madison 5 1956
99 Helmer J. Laitila, 4904 N. 50th St., Milwaukee
104 Shirley K. Shiori, 2717 E. Hampshire St.,
Milwaukee 11
109 Louise Kippenhan, 314 W. Fifth St., Neillsville
115 Mrs. Bess M. Spees, 137 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh
136 Mrs. James Stafford, 823 Mason St., Rhine-
lander
145 Margaret Crichton, 919 N. Fifth St., Sheboy-
gan
171 Mrs. John Jeffrey, 1511 Church St., Wauwatosa
13
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Names and addresses of Lay Members on National Committees and Commissions with paging
(Mr. and Miss have been uniformly omitted)
For other addresses see the lists: Ministers in Full Standing; Other Pastors and Licentiates
Albrecht, Mrs. Martin P., 3.59 W. King St., St.
Paul 7, Minn. 8
Anderson, Mrs. Axel, 101 Union St., East
Walpole, Mass. 4
Arnold, William H., 6 Sunrise .\ve.. New
Canaan, Conn. 0
Baker, Mrs. Nellie, 297 Park .\ve. S., New
York 10, N. Y. 19
Baldwin, Herbert E., Bayberry Lane, West-
port, Conn. 11
Baldwin, Robert C, Box LT-54, Storrs, Conn. o
Barclay, James, 289 Park Ave. S., New York
10, N. Y. 13
Bark, Mrs. Edgar A., 1927 LTnderwood Ave.,
Wauwatosa, Wis. 4
Barrows, Frank E., 247 Park Ave., New York
16, N. Y. 0
Bartlett, Dr. Robert M., 2980 Silver Lake
Blvd., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 6,8
Beach, John T., 12 Victoria Ter., Upper Mont-
clair, N. J. 4,6,7,13
Beale, Mrs. T. F. Rutledge, 2141 E. Altadena
Dr., Altadena, Cal. 8
Belcher, Harold B., 16 Ellwood Rd., Melrose
76, Mass. 11, 12
Bemis, Mrs. Myron W., 232 Main St., Spencer,
Mass. 9
Benchoff, Mrs. Guy A., 603 Main St., Wood-
stock, Cal. 8
Bennett, Faye, Pembroke St., Pembroke, N. H. 7
Bennett, Mrs. John C, 606 W. 122nd St., New
York 27, N. Y. 6,11,12
Bentley, Florence, 125 Sherman St. , Hartford 5,
Conn. 16
Bladen, Ashby E., 379 Ridgewood Ave., Glen
Ridge, N. J. " 4, 5, 7, 13
Blakeslee, Harold L., P.O. Box 1809, New
Haven 7, Conn. 4
Blemker, Margaret R., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 6, 8
Blethen, Margaret, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass 10
Bliss, Charles M., Bank of New York, 48 Wall
St., New York 15, N. Y. 6, 9, 13
Bollinger, Theodore C, 6122 N. Lydell Ave.,
Milwaukee 17, Wis. 8
Boniface, J. Berkley, 82 Fairmont Ave.,
Chatham, N. J. 9
Bonos, Charles T., Jr., 1828 Land Title Bldg.,
Philadelphia 10, Pa. 8
Boser, Alfred, Jr., 287 Park Ave. S., New York
10, N. Y. 6,9,13
Bowers, Robert, 15853 via Pava, San Lorenzo,
Cal. 7
Branneky, Vernon H., 14 Thorpe Rd., Need-
ham Heights, Mass. 8
Brewster, Mrs. Charles T., 198 Islington St.,
Portsmouth, N. H. 6, 8
Briggs, E. E., 1808 W. 16th St., Sioux City,
Iowa .5
Brown, Dora, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 10
Buck, Alfred E., 165 Broadway, New York 6,
N. Y. 9
Budington, R. A., Jr., 161 E. 42nd St., New
York 17, N. Y. (i
Butts, Charles A., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 10
Calvert, Mrs. Arthur T., 630 Park Ave., Man-
hasset, N. Y. 13
f'andy, Mrs. Walter C, 2163 N. 51st St., Mil-
waukee 8, Wis. 9
Carlisle, Jean, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 12
Carrett, Pliilip L., 67 Wall St., New York 5,
N. Y. 6
Case, Mrs. Milton, 287 Park Ave. S., New York
lO.N. Y. 12
Chapman, Ricliard P., 311 Warren St., Brook-
line, Mass. 8
Chinn, Mrs. .Tames K., 4711 N.E. 31st Ave.,
Portland 11, Ore. 6
Collier, Mrs. Raymond, .30.';6 Prospect Ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio. 19
Cook, Mrs. W. T. M., 2210 Greenleaf St., Santa
Ana, Cal. «, 9
Copeland, S. Bruce, 1621 N. Broadway, Walnut
Creek Cal. *>
Craw, Airs. Harold E., 162 Colony St., Meriden,
Conn. 9
Grossman, Mrs. Lyman T., 421 W. Roses Rd.,
San Gabriel, Cal. 4,6
Dingley, Walter F., 353 W. 56th St., New York
19, N. Y. 0
Dixon, Theodore T., 16 Hillcrest Rd., Plain-
ville, Conn. H
Dixon, Hon. William C., 1188 Rommey Dr.,
Dole, Stanley F.," 17160 Meyers Rd., Detroit 35,
Mich. 4
Douglass, Mrs. Edward F., 2727 E. Wisconsin
Rd., Appleton, Wis. 8
Drew, Louise, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 9
Dudley, Tilford E., 2942 Macomb St., N. W.,
Washington 6, D. C. 6, 11
Dwinell, Mrs. Dwight J., 16 Manning St.,
Reading, Mass. 8
Eastman, Frances W., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 9
Easton, Merle L., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 9
Edmunds, Palmer D., La Hogue, 111. 5
Eide, LeRoy E., 287 Park Ave. S., New York
10, N. Y. 11,'12
Elliott, Mrs. Keith, 180 N. Union St., Battle^^
Creek, Mich. 9
Elphinstone, Robert G., 246 Oak Tree Rd.,
Mountainside, N. J. 9
Eppenberger, Mrs. Fred A., 7141 Washington
.4ve., St. Louis 5, Mo. 9
Evans, Mrs. Wilford H., 1940 N. Sixth St.,
Sheboygan, Wis. 4
Farris, Elsie M., 714 Heartwell Bldg., Long
Beach 2, Cal. 4, 7
Ferguson, Marion, 287 Park Ave., S., New "i ork
10, N. Y. 6, 9, 13
Fletcher, Irving E., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 8
Foss, Mrs. F. Gushing, 76 Sea View Ave., Edge-
wood 5, R. I. 11
Garren, Martin T., 1817 Rolling Rd., Greens-
boro, N. C. 4
Getsinger, Boardman, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 13
Goddard, Carolyn E., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Alass 9
Graff, John, P.O. Box 1217, Huron, S. D. 5
Grant, Mrs. Fern E., 30 Valley Rd., Quezon
City, The Philippines 6,11
Greene, Mrs. Theodore A., 37 Cedar Rd.,
Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. 8
Hackett, Mrs. Allen, 6315 Pershing Ave., St.
Louis 5, Mo. 6, 8
Hampton, Dorothy E., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 12
Hastings, George B., 404 Wasliington St.,
Grant, Neb. 4
Hauser, Alfred H., 30 Broad St., New York 16,
N. Y. (Chemical Bank & Trust Co.) 13
Havice, Mrs. Frank, 761 Cascade St., Boulder,
Colo. 6,11
Haynes, Mrs. Eugene V., 425 E. Center St.,
Bountiful, Utah. 5
Hazzard, Mrs. .lolm W., 490 Riverside Dr., New-
York 27, N. Y. 1 1
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[1900
Helz, Elizabeth, 580 Flood Bldg., San Francisco
2, Cal. 6, 15
Ilerod, John B., 135 Pleasant Valley Dr.,
Walnut Creek, Cal. 12
Ilildner, Dr. Ernest C, .7r., 1120 W. College
Ave., Jacksonville, III. 4
Holdridge, Carl H., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 6, 8, 11
Horton, Mrs. Douglas, Randolph, N. H. G, 8, 15
Howell, Alfred C, R.D. 1, Bethel, Conn. 6, 13
Husman, Ernest H., 19 S. LaSalle St., Chicago
3. 111. 10
Hyer, Marjorie, 289 Park Ave. S., New York
10, N. Y. 13
Jenks, Chester W., 971 Chestnut St., Man-
chester, N. H. 5
Shoule, Mrs. Horace, 289 Park Ave. S., New
York 10, N. Y. 11
Johnson, Mrs. Oma U., N. C. 14
Juell, Bertha H., 2103 Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu
17, Hawaii. 17
Julian, Dr. Percy L., 9352 W. Grand Ave.,
Franklin Park, 111. 11
Kennedy, Charles J., University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Neb. 5
Kenyon, Helen, 311 St. Ronan St., New Haven
11, Conn. 14
Ketcham, Frank, 289 Park Ave. S., New York
10, N. Y. 13
Kohl, Mrs. Walter J., 226 N. Douglas Ave.,
Belleville, 111. 8
Kugler, William A., 2G Wiaslow Rd., Win-
Lauer, Dean Edward H., 2821 50th Ave., N.E.,
Seattle 9, Wash. 5
Lawless, Dr. Theodore K., 4321 S. Parkway,
Chicago 15, 111. 9
Lester, Mrs. F. C, 906 Chestnut St., High
Point, N. C. 12
Ligon, David S., 240 Ryder Rd., Manhasset,
N. Y. 11
Linden, Mrs. Ea-1, 227 Church St., Will-
man tic. Conn. 4
Linder, Mrs. Catharine, 1720 Chouteau Ave.,
St. Louis 3, Mo. 13
Lindsey, Mrs. Dorothea M., 289 Park Ave. S.,
New York 10, N. Y. 13
Long, Dr. Herman H., Fisk L^niversity, Nash-
ville 8, Tenn. 9
Longaker, Mrs. Perry R., 137 Leith Walk,
Conneaut, Ohio. 9
Lucas, Lewis, Hilltop Rd., Elack Rock, Conn. 0
Lundy, Mrs. C eorge A., 407 Parkliill Dr.,
Billings, Mont. 9
MacDowell, J. Watson, Port Chester Savings
Bank, Port Cheste-, N. Y. 6, 13
Mallory, Dr. G. Dennis, 4 Elliott Ct., Pleasant
Hill, Cal. 8
Marcano, Hon. Hipolito, 242 Tanca St., San
Juan, P. R. 9
Martin, George, 2520 Skopil St., Salem, Ore. 5
Martin, Marjory A., 247 Springfield Ave.,
Rutherford, N. J. 11,12
McCorison, Mrs. Joseph L., Jr., 11 High St.,
Topsfield, Mass. 11
Michael, Mrs. Jane, 1522 Grand Ave., Seattle
22, Wash. 5
Miller, Mark, 6238 N.E. 25th Ave., Portland,
Ore. 7
Millett, Frederick J., Hanover Bank, 70
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y. 6, 9
Minear, Mrs. Paul S., 247 St. Ronan St., New
Haven, Conn. 8, 11
Miner, Harold S., 510 Fifth Ave., New York
36, N. Y. 11
Morse, John E., 287 Park Ave. S., New York
10, N. Y. 10
Munson, Dr. Frederick, 321 W. Bluff St.,
Streeter, 111. 4
Murdey, Mrs. Clarence L., 1608 E. Republican
St., Seattle 2, Wash. 6
Murphy, Ray Dickinson, Equitable Life
Assurance Society 393 Seventh Ave., New
York 1, N. Y. 13
Nelson, William J., 287 Park Ave. S., New York
10, N. Y. 6, 9, 13
Nethercut, Dr. Glen way W., 5834 Stony Island
Ave., Cliicago 37, 111. 8
Neukom, John G., McKinsey & Co., 235 Mont-
gomery St., San Francisco, Cal. 6
Newman, Wm. Kincaid, 287 Park Ave. S., New
York 10, N. Y. 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 13
Niccum, Mrs. Elmo, 415 N. Martin St.,
Muncie, Ind. 4
Norton, Harold K., 66 Andrew Rd., Manliasset,
N. Y. 4
Norum, Mrs. Arnold, Jr., 1820 Hillsboro Ave.,
Minneapolis 26, Minn. 4
Nutley, Cyril, 905 West End Ave., New York
25, N. Y. 9
Owen, Mrs. Henrv, 1409 39th Ave., N., Seattle
2, Wash. " 5
Patrick, Loomis, 84 State St., Boston, Mass. 8, 11
Paulsen, Julouise, 2719 MarsliaJl Ct., Madison,
Wis. 20
Peak, E. Dale, 4326 S. Street, Holladav 17,
Utah. 6
Pease, Hollis B., The Hanover Bank, New York
15, N. Y. 6, 13
Peterson, William E., 10 Lockwood Ave., St.
Louis 19, Mo. 4, 5, 10
Pratt, W. Elliott, Jr., 24 Federal St., Boston 10,
Mass. 8
Preble, Mrs. Dorothy M., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 12
Price, Hollis F., LeMoyne College, Mempliis,
Tenn. 8
Prince, James F., 118 Montclair Ave., Upper
Montclair, N. J. 6
Quarles, Mrs. A. T., 401 E. 32nd St., Chicago
16, 111. 9
Quimby, Mrs. Alma K., 287 Park Ave., S., New
York 10, N. Y. 13
Randall, Mrs. Harvy C, 5212 Park Ave., Min-
neapolis 17, Minn. 8
Reeves, Orval F., 5332 Yecker St., Kansas City,
Kans. 8
Reid, Charlotte, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 8
Reneker, Mrs. Robert W., 10158 S. Leavitt St.,
Chicago 43, 111. 5
Reuling, Dr. John A., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 8
Reynolds, INIariljTi, 885 West Dr., Indianapolis,
Ind. 7
Risdon, Patricia, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 9
Roberts, Mrs. Harold A., 16 L'Homme St.,
Danielson, Conn. 8
Rounds, Leslie R., Box 548, Kennebunkport,
Me. 6, 13
Russell, Ralph, 287 Park Ave. S., New^ York 10,
N. Y. 6, 13
Schellenger, Harold K., 4554 Starret Rd.,
Columbus, Ohio. 9
Schmidt, James, 5544 Surrey Ave., Cincinnati
11, Ohio. 4,7
Schoen, Mrs. L. T., Wells, A'^inn. 4
Schumacher, Curtis R., 390 Eiver.'-ide Dr., New
York 25, N. Y. 10
Seidler, Lucy V., 287 Park Ave. S., New York
10, N. Y." 11,12,13
Severinghaus, Dr. Elmer L , 53 Stonebiidge
Rd., Montclair, N. J. 6, 8
Shoemaker, Robert C, 7 Westland St.,
Worcester 2, Mass. 4
Shonle, Mrs. Horace, 32 E. 52nd St., Indiana-
polis 3, Ind. 11
Shores, Arthur D., 1021 N. Center St., Birming-
ham, Ala. 11
Simmons, Mrs. R. Wilbur, 1850 Tenth Ave.,
Sacramento 18, Cal. 6, 9
Sinclair, Mrs. Stuart E., 24 Chestnut Hill,
Greenfield, Mass. 8
Sitler, Mrs. Clarence E., 3213 Robin Rd.,
Louisville 13, Ky. 8,11
Skilton, George W., Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co., Hartford 15, Conn. 9
Smith, Earle E., 14 Bea,con St., Boston 8, Mass. 8
Smith, Helen H., 3056 Prospect Ave., Cleve-
land 15, Ohio. 5
Smith, William B., 4129 Meyer Ave., Madison
5, Wis. 5
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Sprague, Ruth, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 9
Stacks, Harry, 2411 Chestnut View Dr.,
Lancaster, Pa. 13
Starkey, Mrs. Chester G., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 8
Stowers, Frank A., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 8
Tanner, Mrs. Paul, 279 Mt. Airy Dr., Rochester
17, N. Y. 11
Thorndyke, Kenneth W., 110-112 Memorial
Hall, Farringdon St., London E. C. 4,
England. 13
Treiber, William F., Federal Reserve Bank, 33
Liberty St., New York 45, N. Y. 9, 13
Tucker, Albert B., 545 Woodland Lane, North-
field, 111. 9
Van Epps, David, 1026 Englewood Rd., Cleve-
land Heights, Ohio. 7
Waggoner, Robert, 4318 W. Henderson St.,
Seattle, Wash. C
Wahlberg, Harold, 2018 Greenleaf St., Santa
Ana, Cal. G
Walker, Mary A., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
M.ass. 8
Walker, Mildred, 19 S.LaSalleSt., Chicago 3, III. 12
Wallberg, Mrs. John A., 36 Ferris Lane,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 9
Walley, Mrs. H. E., 4237 Northeast Ave., East
Chicagij, Ind. 5
Webber, Hon. Donald \\ ., 39 Wedgewood Rd.,
Auburn, Me. 9
Wellman, Sargent H., 15 Congrass St., Boston
10, Mass. 8
White, Dr. Park J., 5879 Cabanne Ave., St.
Louis 12, Mo. 1 1
White, Mrs. Richard L., 138 Elbridge Rd., New
Britain, Conn. 9
Widber, Mildred C, 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago
3, 111. 9
Wight, Mrs. Thomas, 4220 Angeles Vista Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 0
Williams, Mrs. W. B., 1253 24th St., Newport
News, Va. 9
Williamson, Mrs. Harvey M., 3300 E. 137th
St., Cleveland 20, Oliio. 4
Wilson, William K., 287 Park Ave. S., New
York 10, N. Y. 12
Winslow, William C, 289 Park Ave. S., New
York 10, N. Y. 13
Wisseman, Mrs. William E., 103 W. Greenway
N., Greensboro, N. C. 11
Wortman, Gladys, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 18
Yamauchi, June, 124i') PjIjIo Ave., Honolulu,
Hawaii. 7
Zeller, Edwin B., .500 First Ave., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. 0, 8
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CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN ORDINATIONS, 1960
ADAMS, NATHAN, Mansfield Coll. Sem.,
England, Stanwich Ch., Greenwich, Conn. Mar. 1.3
ADAMS, ROBERT L., Harvard U. Div.
Sch., 1st Ch., Chappaqua, N. Y. Mar. 0
ALLAN, GEORGE JAMES, Union Theol.
Sem., IstCli., Des Moines, Iowa June 20
ANDERSON, ROBERT CHARLES, Chi-
cago Theol. Sem., St. Paul Ch., Chicago,
III. Oct. 23
ASMAN, DONALD RALPH, Hartford
Theol. Sem., 1st Ch., Wallingford, Conn. May 22
ATWATER, JEFFERY STEWART, An-
dover Newton Theol. Sch., Franconia, N. H. Nov. 20
AVERY, GORDON GRANT, Gordon Div.
Sr/i., 1st Ch., Raynhani, Mass. Apr. 21
BAILEY, DOUGLAS BABCOCK, l-ale
I'. Div. Sch., Gorham, Me. June 20
BARKER, THOMAS EDWARD, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., North Berwick, Me. Nov. 27
BARNES, HOMER J., Jones Chap., Moul-
ton, Ala. Oct. 1
BARTLETT, JOHN, Pacific Sch. ReL,
Com. Cli., Mill Valley, Cal. Mar. 27
BELDAN, WILLIAM ERNEST, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., 'Wil\ia.mstov;n,\t. June 19
BENDER, JOHN, Yankton Coll. Sch.
Theol., Newcastle, Neb. Sept. 27
BERGE, LOWELL EUGENE, Hartford
Sem. Found., Creighton, Neb. Sept. 11
BERTINI, WILLIAM DE FOREST, Har-
vard U. Div. Sch., 2nd Ch., West New-
bury, Mass. Oct. 14
BOSTON, JAMES RUSSELL, Union
Theol. Sem., Plainville, N. Y. June 19
BOYLE, KENNETH ALBERT, Boston U.
Sch. Theol., 2nd Ch., West Boxford, Mass. Feb. 7
BRADY, LESTER GALE, Duke Div. Sch.,
Amelia Ch., Clayton, N. C. Nov. 7
BROOKS, ROGER DANA, Andover New-
ton Theol. Sch., Mondovi, Wis. May 15
BURWELL, WESLEY ERNEST, Pacific
Sch. ReL, Center Harbor, N. H. May 8
BUTLER, THOMAS STEWART, Pacific
Sch. ReL, Columbus, Mont. Oct. 10
BYRD, CAMERON WELLS, Howard U.
Sch. ReL, People's Ch., Washington, D. C. June 12
CALBOM, LEROY WAYNE, Pacific Sch.
;?e/., 1st Ch., Redwood City, Cal. Oct. 23
CARMACK, LESLIE FLOYD, Pleasant
Grove Ch., La Fayette, Ala. Jan. 3
GATES, DONALD LEONARD, San Fran-
cisco Theol. Sem., 1st Ch., Redlands, Cal. Nov. 27
CHRISTENSON, ROBERT HENRY, An-
dover Newton Theol. Sch., 1st Ch., Clari-
don.Ohio Sept. 18
CLARK, RICHARD TILTON, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., North Ch., Ports-
mouth, N. H. Nov. 27
CLAY, JOSEPH PRESTON, Cromer Theol.
Sew., Toulon, 111. Nov. 0
CLEARY, WILLIAM OTIS, JR., Bangor
Theol. Sem., Highland Ch., Lowell, Mass. June 19
CORBITT, GEORGE RONALD, Oberlin
Grad. Sch. Theol., Kdinhmg. Oluo Mar. 13
COX, THOMAS BOLLINGER, Union
Theul.Sem.. 1st Ch. Minneapolis, Minn. Sept. 11
CROY, ERNEST FRANCIS, Boston U.
Sch. Theol., Ashland, Mass. June 12
DANA, ROBERT GALEN, Andover New-
ton Theol. Sch., South Ch., Concord, N. H. Oct. 10
DEGENHART, JOHN WESLEY, Aiidover
NewtonTheol.Srh. .H-Alid&y.N.i:). Oct. 10
DICKINSON, JORDAN EDWARDS,
Vale U. Div. Sch., Peru, Vt. Aug. 28
EASTMAN, WILLIAM FARNUM, Yale
U. Div. Sch., South Ch., Concord, N. H. June 10
ELDRIDGE, ROGER LEE, Yale U. Div.
Sch., Plj-mouth Ch., Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 9
FAIRBANK, WILLIAM COOPER, Evan-
gelical Theol. Sem., Glen EUyn,l\\. June 5
FENBY, ROBERT FREDERICK, Hart-
ford Theol. Sem., Bethany Ch., Quincy,
Mass. June 5
FIELDER, NORMAN RICHARD, Chicago
Theol. Sem. &GarrettBib. Inst., New Balti-
more, Mich. Nov. 30
FISH, WILLIAM CHARLES, Yale U.
Div. Sch., Spring Glen Ch., Hamden,
Conn. June 20
FOARD, LAWRENCE CLINTON, JR.,
Yale U. Div. Sch., Dover, Del. June 19
FOHLIN, HAROLD BERNARD, JR.,
Andover Newton Theol. Sch., Shirley,
Mass. Sept. 25
GALLOP, M. DAVID, Chicago U. Div.
Sch., Union Ch., North Aurora, 111. June 20
GARDNER, FRED CHARLES, Yankton
Coll. Sch. Theol., Fort Pierre, S. D. Nov. 27
GILMORE, JOHN LEWIS, Temple U.
Sch. Theol., Miner Ch., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Oct. 10
GREEN, HENRY EDWIN, Hartford
Theol. Sem., Center Ch., Torrington,
Conn. Feb. 14
GRIESY, PAUL VAL, Yale U. Div. Sch.,
Belmond, Iowa June 20
GRIFFIS, RICHARD BRIDGMAN, Chi-
cago Theol. Sem., 2nd Ch., Beloit, Wis. Nov. 20
GROSS, FRANK HERBERT, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., Berhn, Vt. Sept. 25
GUEKGUEZIAN, BERNARD ASADOUR,
Near East Sch. Theol., Beirut, Armenian
Cong. Ch., Worcester, Mass. Mar. 27
GURTLER, ROBERT EUGENE, Iliff
Sch. of Theol., 1st Ch., Ellis, Kans. July 17
GUSTAFSON, JAMES WALTER, Fuller
Theol. Sem., West Ch., Haverhill, Mass. May 19
GUTEKUNST, GURNEY O., JR., Union
Theol. Sem., North Ch., New York, N. Y. Mar. 20
HAINER, CHARLES ALLEN, Hartford
Sem. Found., Newent Ch., Lisbon, Conn. June 26
1960]
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267
HALL, CHARLES HENRY, Bangor Theol.
Sem., East Machias, Me. May 15
HALL, DAVID CLIFFORD, Hartford.
Theol. Sem., OxioTd. Conn. Feb. 21
HAMMOND, BENJAMIN, Bangor Theol.
Sem., Com. Ch., Pelham, N. Y. June 26
HAMMONS, ALBERT BRYANT, Pa-
cific Sch. Rel., Berkeley, Cal. May 29
HARDINA, ROBERT FRANK, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., Payson Park Ch.,
Belmont, Mass. June 5
HARDT, FRITZ A., Pacific Sch. Rel.,
Pleasant Hill, Cal. Aug. 22
HASKELL, RONALD CLIFFORD, Alamo
Ch., Kalamazoo, Mich. Dec. 11
HATHAWAY, CARL, Almena, Kans. Oct. 10
HAWKINS, RICHARD LARRY, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., 1st Ch., Tucson, Ariz. Oct. 16
HAZEN, JAMES HERVEY, Missouri Sch.
Rel., Dawn, Mo. Mar. 27
HINDEMITH, GERALD OTTO, Luther
Theol. Sem., North Ch., Middleboro,
Mass. Jan. 24
HODGSON, HERBERT, Princeton Theol.
Sem., 1st Ch., Stratford, Conn. Nov. 27
HOLLAND, DARRELL WENDELL, Naz-
arene Theol. Sem., Riverside Ch., Law-
rence, Mass. Feb. 14
HOWE,BVRLEY RAY, Fuller Theol. Sem.,
Bay Shore Com. Ch., Long Beach, Cal. May 2.3
HUMMEL, DANIEL MARTIN, Hartford
Theol. Sem., 1st Ch., Sibley, Iowa Dec. 4
HUNTZINGER, ERNEST HAROLD,
JR., Bangor Theol. Sem., Central Ch., To-
peka, Kans. Oct. 9
HUTCHINSON, RONALD DALE, Chi-
cago Theol. Sem., Crawford Ch., Chicago,
ni. May 1
JAMES, FREDERIC BROADUS, 1st Ch.,
Medford, Minn. .Fan. 3
JENNINGS, DONALD FOSTER, Bangor
Theol. Sem., lioldcn. Me. July 10
JONAS, JOAN ROSE, Eden Theol. Sem.,
1st Ch., Webster Groves, Mo. May 7
JONES, J. H., Garner, N. C. Oct. 12
KAUPU, DAVID KAUWELOA, Yank-ton
Coll. Sch. Theol. .0\aa,Hav.-jin Dec. 18
KEIM, ROBERT EUGENE, Pacific Sch.
/?<>/„ Com. Cli., Woodland Hills, Cal. Nov. 6
KENNEDY, EDWARD E., Colgate Roches-
ter Die. Sch., Genesee. N. Y. May 29
KIRALY, JOHN, JR., Southeastern Baptist
Theol. Sem., Taftville. Conn. Nov. 20
KIRSCHEMANN, FRED L., Hartford
Sem.Foimd., 7A<>nC]i., Medina, N.D. .July 17
KNECHT, JONATHAN DUWANE, Yank-
ton Coll. Sch. Theol.. Si. Paul Ch., Eureka,
S. D. July 17
KOKER, THOMAS HENRY, Chr. Chapel, 24
Fairfield, 111. Aug.
LARSEN, ROLAND SAMUEL, Oberlin
Grad.Sch. Theol., Kipton, Ohio Jmie 19
LENNON, MISS TARI, Union Theol.
Sem., 1st Ch., Passaic, N. J. .hme 26
LESTER, ROBERT CARLTON, Y'ale U.
Div. Sch., University Ch., Missoula,
Mont. Avig. 15
LEVINSON, NORMAN ALTON, Bangor
Theol. Sem., Lubec, Me. May 9
LE VITRE, ROBERT WINSTON, JR.,
Andover Newton Theol. Sch., 1st Ch.,
Turners Falls, Mass. June 19
LORD, RAYMOND WESLEY, Chicago
Theol. Sem., Grayslake, 111. Oct. 2
LOWRY, FREDERICK SHERWOOD,
Yale U. Div. Sch., Orient, N. Y. Feb. 28
LYON, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Andover
NeivtonTheol. Sch. ,Thon\\>son, Conn. May 8
MAC CORMACK, DWIGHT BRAD-
BURN, JR., Ttifts U. Sem., Union Ch.,
Wollaston, Mass. May 24
MAC LEAN, ALLEN DOUGLAS, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., Central Ch., Worces-
ter, Mass. Oct. 2
MADISON, VERNON KEITH, Pacific
Sch. Rel., United Ch., Peshastin, Wash. Jan. 1
MARINISSEN, JAN, Pacific Sch. Rel..
Pleasant Hill, Cal. Aug. 21
MARTIN, DANIEL KEITH, Hartford
Theol. Sem., Emmanuel Ch., Springfield,
Mass. June 26
MAY, RICHARD C, Yale U. Div. Sch.,
Snowhill Ch., Springfield, Ohio June 26
MC CLURE, RICHARD D., New York,
N. Y. Feb. 24
MC EWAN, CHARLES EDGAR, Hartford
r/ifoL Sem., Cunmiington, Mass. June 5
MC LOUGHLIN, JOHN MERTON,
Hartford Theol. Sem., Farmingville, N. Y. Apr. 24
MERSEBERG, JAMES PAULO, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., Hana, Maui, Hawaii Oct. 16
MORGAN, RALPH JERRY, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., Ilinj^dale, Mass. Dec. 11
NELSON, WALLACE ARTHUR, St. Paul
Bible Coll.. 1st Ch., Garvin, xMinn. Oct. 2
NEWLIN, MRS. OPAL M., Effingham, 111. Oct. 7
NUTTING, HARTLEY, Oberlin Grad. Sch.
Theol.. 1st Cli., Rosconmion, .Mich. Oct. 9
ODDEN, EVAN MARIO, Hartford Theol.
Sem.. Hazel Park Ch., St. Paul, Minn. July 10
OPSAHL, P.\UL M., Hartford Theol. Sem..
.\berdeen, S. D. Sept. 11
PARKER, JAMES L., UifTSch. Theol., 7th
Ave. Ch., Denver, Colo. June 12
PARKER, SCUDDER MERRILL, United
Ch., Hardwick, Vt. Dec. 4
PARR, HENRY M., Chr. Cliapel, S|)rinK-
erton. III. Aug. 24
PASKEWITZ, PAUL ALAN, Yankton
Coll.Sch. Theol.. NoTthport, Mich. Dec. 2
PERMANN, DELBERT DARRELL, Yank-
ton Coll. Sch. Theol.. Armour, S. D. June 12
PETERS, ROBERT JAMES, Fden Theol.
Sem., 1st Ch., Ames, Iowa June 20
PETERSEN, RONALD EUGENE, An-
dover Newton Theol. Sch.. Center Ossipee,
N. H. May 21
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[1960
PETERSON, COURTNEY ERLAND, An-
dover Newton Theol. Sch., Old South Ch.,
Boston, Mass. June 10
POLHAMUS, MRS. GLADYS M., Hart-
ford Theol. Sem., Otis, Mass. Feb. 7
POULARD, GRADY EMORY, Yale U.
Diw. Sc/i., New Haven, Conn. June 19
REYNOLDS, JAMES TALBOTT, Pacific
Sch. Rel., 1st Ch., Stockton, Cal. Nov. 27
ROACH, KENNETH ERNEST, Bangor
Theol. Sem., Washburn Mem. Ch., Sher-
man MiUs, Me. July 24
ROBERTSON, GEORGE ANDERSON,
JR., Hartford Theol. Sem., 1st Ch., Hope-
well, Va. June 12
ROBESON, WALLACE MERIE, Oberlin
Grad.Sch. Theol., Emerald Grove, Wis. June 19
RODGERS, GLEN ERNEST, Bangor
Theol. Sem., Havre de Grace, Md. Oct. 16
ROTH, JACOB WALTER, Western Sop-
h's<ASem., ZionCh., Weatherford, Okla. Oct. 19
ROUNER, LEROY STEPHENS, Harvard
U. Div. Sch.,, Cadman Mem. Ch.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Dec. 4
RUHL, DONALD, L., Yankton Coll Sch.
Theol., Crook, Neb. Mar. 17
RUSH, RICHARD LAWRENCE, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., West Ch., Medford,
Mass. May 15
RUSSELL, GALEN EAMES, JR., Hart-
ford Theol. Sem., Mont Claire Ch., Chi-
cago, 111. June 26
RYMPH, ROBERT MERLE, Central Bap-
tist Theol. Sem., Ruby Ave. Ch., Kansas
City, Kans. July 10
SCHAAF, CLARKE BALDWIN, Harvard
V. Div. Sch., 2nd Ch., Attleboro, Mass. May 15
SCHATZ, JAMES MARVIN, Yankton
Coll. Sch. Theol.. Alpena, S. D. Mar. 23
SCOTT, ROBERT EUGENE, JR., An-
dover Newton Theol. Sch., Annandale, Va. June 5
SILVIS, RALPH, Oberlin Grad. Sch. Theol.,
Pittsfield, Ohio June 9
SMITH, BENJAMIN LAWSON, Union
Theol. Sem., Orwell, Yt. Aug. 14
SMITH, KENNETH B., Bethany Bib. Sem.,
Park Manor Ch., Chicago, 111. May 29
SPALDING, HOWARD DOUGLAS, An-
dover Newton Theol. Sch., Ba.Tion.'Vt. Aug. 28
SPEARS, RICHARD HARVEY, Southern
Cal. Sch. Theol., Pilgrim Ch., Pomona, Cal. Apr. 10
SPRENGER, FREDERICK A., Hartford
Theol. Sem., Ipswich, S. D. Nov. 20
STEFFEN, THOMAS D., Lancaster,
Mass. Oct. 16
STOCK, JOSEPH ERWIN, Vanderbilt U.
Diu. Sc/i., Sanford, Fla. Dec. 11
TAKAMI, TOSHIHIRO, Yale U. Div.
Sch., 1st Ch., Crete, Neb. June 16
TALBERT, ARTHUR EVERETT, Chi-
cago Theol. Sem., 1st Ch., Huntley, 111. June 13
TALBERT, BRUCE VERNON, Pacific
Sch. Rel., Whittier, Cal. Nov. 20
TAYLOR, JAMES WILLIAM, Oberlin
Grad. Sch. Theol., Hyannis, Neb. Sept. 22
THOMPSON, IRA DAVID, Hartford
Theol.Sem., 1st Ch., Troy, Ohio Sept. 4
THURSTON, FRANK EDWARD, JR.,
Andover Newton Tlieol. Sch., Jericho, Vt. Nov. 13
TORRES, FELICIANO ANGEL MAX,
Union Sem. of P. R., Union St. Ch.,
Ponce, P. R. Aug. 22
TOWNSEND, THOMAS NELSON, Mis-
sion House Theol. Sem., 1st Ch., Omaha,
Neb. June 19
TROTTIER, DOUGLAS RODOLPHE,
Andover Neviton Theol. Sch., Greenfield,
N. H. June 24
TURNER, JAMES EDWARD, Vanderbilt
U. Div. Sch., Sherborn, Mass. Nov. 6
ULLRICH, DONALD WILLIAM, Fuller
Theol. Sem., Lake Ave. Ch., Pasadena,
Cal. Mar. 6
UNRUH, RALPH C, McCormick Theol.
Sem., Sawyer, Mich. July 24
WALKER, STEPHEN FREDERIC, Bos-
ton U. Sch. Theol., Langdon, N. H. May 22
WALTER, DONALD EUGENE, Gordon
Div. Sch., Trinitarian Ch., Gloucester,
Mass. June 22
WAY, MRS. PEGGY BRAINARD, Chi-
cago Theol. Sem., Cragin Ch., Chicago, 111. Mar. 13
WAY, WILLIAM F., Chicago Theol. Sem.,
Cragin Ch., Chicago, 111. Mar. 13
WEIMER, PAUL KENNETH, Bangor
Theol. Sem., Tremont, Me. June 19
WETZEL, ARTHUR K., Medina, N. D. June 5
WHITAKER, WILLIAM ORIN, JR., t/re-
ion Theol. Sem. ,Cha.tha.in,N. J. June 5
WHITLEY, IRVIN ROGER, Jones Chap.,
Moulton, Ala. Sept. 1
WILLIAMS, STODDARD BLAKE, An-
dover Newton Theol. Sch., 1st Ch. of
Christ, East Haddam, Conn. Sept. 25
WILLIAMSON, JOSEPH CRAWFORD,
Nazarene Theol. Sem., Pilgrim Ch., South-
boro, Mass. Nov. 27
WOOD, JEROME HOXIE, Andover New-
ton Theol. Sch., Chestnut St. Ch., Worces-
ter. Mass. Oct. 23
WRIGHT, KEITH CARTER, Union
Theol. Sem.,Com.Ch.,Pl3iStown,'N.C. Nov. 20
WRIGHT, ROBERT BRADLEY, Drake
U. Div. Sch., 1st Ch., Green Mountain,
Iowa June 19
WRIGHT, ROBERT WILLIS, Hartford
Theol. Sem., 2nd Ch., West Suffield,
Conn. Dec. 9
YALE, STEPHEN LAKE, Andover New-
Ion Theol. Sch., Allin Ch., Dedham, Mass. Dec. 13
YOST, GERALD EUGENE, Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., South Ch., Brockton,
Mass. June 12
ZILLIAC, GEORGE HORACE, Chicago
U. Theol. Sem., 1st Ch., Depue, 111. Oct. 9
ZIMMERMAN, ORVILLE RUDOLPH,
Yankton, Coll. Sch. Theol., Plevna, Mont. Apr. 23
ZINN, JOHN ROBERT, Chicago Theol.
,SeTO.. Com. Ch., Richmond, 111. Oct. 30
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NECROLOGY OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN MINISTERS WHOSE
DEATHS WERE REPORTED DURING THE YEAR 1960
Ordination is Congregational Christian unless otherwise noted. Pastorates and inter-
denominational work are covered for period of full ministerial standing only. Further
information is on file in the Year Book Department and may be had on request.
Explanation of abbreviations follows
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associate
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parish
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assistant
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pastor at large
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professor
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pastor of other denomination
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chaplain
pres
president
d
died
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religious education
dir re
director religious education
reg
registrar
fr
from
sec
secretary
his
historian
sup
supply
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interim
supt
superintendent
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missionary
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teacher
ncr
non church related
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ordained
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vicinity
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World War
ABBE, HARRY ALLEN GRANT, b Hartford, Conn, Aug 8, 1870. Hartford Theol Sem & Union Theol
Sem. o Cong, Central Nyack, NY, Apr 29, 1902. p Nyack, NY, 1902-05; Stowe, Vt, 1905-09; Somers,
Conn, 1909-12; Dublin, NH, 1912-19; Middleton, Mass, 1919-25; Mont Vernon, NH, inl, 192ti, Brockton,
Mass, int, 1927, Dublin, NH, int, 1928; Mont Vernon, NH, int, 1929; p North church Guilford, Conn,
1929-44; wc 1945-55. d Newtonville, Mass, Aug 21, 1960.
ADAMS, EVERETT MERLE, b Laurel, Neb, Dec 19, 1885. Oberlin Grad Sch Theol. o Cong, York,
Neb, Sept 12, 191G. p York, Neb, 1916-18; Spencer, Iowa, 1920-24; dir re, Iowa Conf, 1924-26; p Norfolk,
Neb, 1926-38; supt Neb Conf, 1938-45; p Arlington, Neb, 1945-53. d Claremont, Cal, July 16, 1960.
AHLSTEDT, THURE EDWARD, 6 Whitehall, Mich, Mar 13, 1882. North Park Theol Sem. o Cong,
Milford, Mass, June 23, 1915. p Milford, Mass, 1915-17; Ashtabula, Ohio, 1917-24; Red Wing, Minn,
1924-45; Gary, Ind int, & Kane, Pa int, & Cadillac, Mich int, 1945-47. d CatUllac, Mich, 1959.
AKIN, RUSSELL ERNEST, h Port Huron, Mich, June 17, 1884. Tr fr Meth, 1930. p St Paul ch.
Chicago, 111, 1930-35; Fed ch, Sycamore, 111, 1935-37; orw 1937-42; p Thawville, III, 1942-49; Payson, 111,
1949-51; orw 1951-59. d Chicago, 111, .Jan 7. 1960.
ALLEN, KING S, o 1917. p BurUngton, NC asso, 1939-51. d Burlington, NC, Nov 12, 1958.
ALLISON, ALEXANDER LEE, 6 Alleghenny. Pa, Nov 16, 1873. Chicago Theol Sem. o Cong, Rapid
River, Mich, July 1, 1904. p Absarokee, Mont, 1904; Carsonville & Port Sanilac, Mich, 1904-05; Rapid
River, Mich, 1905-06; Rondo & Wolverine, Mich, 1906-08; Lawn\'iew, Okla, 1908; Allendale & Bass River,
Mich, 1908-09; Binger, Okla, 1909-10; Fredonia, Kans, 1910-11; Severy, Kans, 1911; Freeland, Mich,
1911-13; Highland Pk ch & Jackson St ch, Muskegon, Mich, 1913-18; Antelope & Dwight, ND, 1919-20;
Griggsville, 111, 1920-22; Lisle, 111, 1922-24; Rosamond, 111, 1924-25; pod 1926-34; ncr 1935-53. d Plymouth,
Mich, Jan 19, 1960.
ANDERSON, MRS. ADA STONE, 6 Galesburg, 111, May 16, 1876. a Cong, Annawan, 111, Sept 24,
1912. p Annawan, 111, 1912-14; Hanford, Iowa, 1916-20; Plymouth ch, Omaha, Neb, 1920-25; Mem ch,
St Louis, Mo, 1925-41. d Lincoln, Neb, Jan 22, 1960.
ANDERSON, RALPH KIRK, 6 Rook Falls, Iowa, Aug 20, 1886. o Cong, Stevenson, Wash, 1916,
p Stevenson, Wash, 1916-19; Toppenish, Wash, 1919-21; Touchet, Wash, 1921-23; Pilgrim ch, .\ttalia,
Wash, 1923-24; Pilgrim ch & Guemas Island ch & Summit Park ch, .\nacortes. Wash, 1924-43; Plymouth,
ch, Colfax, Wash, 1943-45; Ingle chap, Freewater, Ore, 1947-48; Ralston, Wash, 1949-57. d Walla Walla,
Wash, July 15, 1960.
ATKINSON, HENRY AVERY, 6 Merced, Cal, Aug 26, 1877. Garrett Bib Inst, o Cong. 1902. p Glen
Ellyn, 1901-03 & Ist ch, Albion, 111, 1902-04; 1st ch, Springfield, 111, 1904-08; Central ch, Atlanta, Ga,
1908-11; orw 1911-55. d Baltimore, Md, Jan 24, 1960.
AXTON, JOHN T, JR. o Cong, Salt Lake City, Utali, June, 1917. Chap, f'S Army, 1920-50. d Salt
Lake City, Utah, Oct 30, 1958.
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BALDWIN, WILLIAM EDWARD, b Bootle, Liverpool, England, Apr 5, 1881. o Cong, Primgar,,
Iowa, 1915. p Gaza, Iowa, 1915-17; Exira, Iowa, 1917-19; Athol, SD, 1919-20; Lake Henry & Lake Preston,
SD, 1920-22; Belle Plaine, Iowa, 1923-24; Lewis, Iowa, 1924-26; Medford, Okla, 1920-40; Seabrook ch„
Topeka, Kans, 1940-48; Plevna, Kans, 1948-50. d Wichita, Kans, Oct 29, 1960.
BERLE, ADOLF AUGUSTUS, 6 St Louis, Mo, Jan 24, 1865. Oberlin Grad Sch Theol. o Cong,
New Richmond, Wis, Sept 14, 1887. p New Richmond, Wis, 1887-1890. Brighton ch, Boston, Mass, 1890-
1903; Cliicago, III, 1904; Crombie St ch, Salem, Mass, 1904-08; Shawmut ch, Boston, Mass, 1908-11; pf
Tufts Coll, Medford, Mass, 1911-15. d Boscawen, NH, Nov 18, 1960.
BRANDT, MARVIN RUDOLPH, b GarnaviUo, Iowa, Apr 7, 1885. Yale U Div Sch. o Cong, New
Haven, Conn, .June 11, 1914. p Shelton Ave ch, New Haven, Conn, 1914-16; Edgerton, Wis, 1916-18,
Ist ch, Sheboygan, Wis, 1918-30; West ch, Akron, Ohio, 1930-41; swp< ND Conf, 1941-50; sup p vie Beloit
& Shopiere, Wis & Caledonia & Rockton, 111, 1941-57. d Barrington, 111, Dec 2, 1960.
BRICE, JOHN, b House Mountain, Tenn, Sept. 25, 1877. Tr fr Un Presb, 1921. p Bethany ch, Sedalia
& Wadsworth ch, Gibsoni-ille & Whitsett, NC, 1921-50. d Philadelphia, Pa, June 4, 1960.
BUCHIN, EARLE LIVINGSTONE, 6 Rochester, NY, July 18, 1896. o Cong, Troy, NH, Oct 5, 1928.
p Troy, NH, 1926-28; Pembroke, NH, 1930-38; Cedar Grove, NJ, 1938-43; chap US Army WW II, 1943-
46. Tr to Presb, 1946. d Virginia, Minn, Mar 2, 1960.
BURNS, HARPER R. Moody Bible Inst, o Cong, Mott, ND, 1921. p Mott, ND, 1921-23; pod 1923-26;.
p Mott, ND, 1920-31; Glendive, Mont, 1931-36; Beaverton, Ore, 1936-39; Seattle, Wash, 1939-42. d
Seattle, Wash, Aug 7, 1960.
CASE, LORIN BARNES, 6 Georgetown, Ohio, Feb 15, 1889. o Chr, Fair View, Ohio, 1911. p Antioch,,
Oliio, 1911-13; Feesburg & Mt Zion ch, Richmond, Ohio, 1913-15; Westboro, Ohio, 1915-17; Neville &
Poplar chap, Oliio, 1917-18; ncr, 1918-23; p Liberty Chapel & Miller's Chapel, 1923-25 & Five Mile, Ohio,
1924-27; ncr, 1929-49. d Hamersville, Ohio, Aug 21, 1960.
CLARK, ALDEN HYDE, 6 Minneapolis, Minn, June 26, 1878. Union Theol Sem. o Cong, Minneapolis,
Minn, May 25, 1904. My ABCFM, India, 1904-30; foreign sec, ABCFM, Celon, India, Mexico, Philippines.
& Spain, 1930-47. d Boston, Mass, May 27, 1960.
COBB, EDWARD SCRIBNER, b Uxbridge, Mass, Aug 23, 1878. Union Theol Sem. o Cong, Fall
River, Mass, Sept, 1904. Mij ABCFM, Niigata & Kyoto, Japan, 1906-43; orw 1943-51. d Claremont, Cal„
Oct. 30, 1960.
COE, MARION WALKER, b Finksburg, Md, July 2, 1893. Boston U Sch Tlieol. o Cong, North
Carver, Mass, Jan 27, 1931. p North Carver, Mass, 1931-38; Central Sq Ch, Bridgewater, Mass, 1938-54.
d Baltimore, Md, Jan 3, 1960.
COOLIDGE, HENRY ALBERT, 6 Leominster, Mass, May 7, 1867. Maine Wesleyan Sem. o Cong,
Stoddard, NH, Dec 15, 1892. p Stoddard, NH, 1892-94; Ossipee, NH, 1894-95; Wilmot, NH, 1896-99;
Francestown, NH, 1899-1902; Salem, NH, 1902-03; Tolland & West Granville, Mass, 1903-07; Quincy,
Mass, 1907-08; Dublin & Harrisville, NH, 1908-12; Baldwinsville & Templeton, Mass, 1912-15; Antrim,
NH, 1915-21; Union ch, Stafford Springs, 1921-29 & Westford. 1926-45 & South Killingly, Conn, 1929-49.
d Norwich, Conn, Jan 27, 1960.
CORNELL, RAYMOND JOSEPH, b Utica, Neb, May 10, 1885. Drake U Div Sch. o Cong, Des
Moines, Iowa, June 9, 1929. p Associated ch, Harwarden, Iowa, 1930-34; Emmetsburg, Iowa, 1934-35;
Fed ch, Johnston, Iowa, 1935-36; ncr 1930-48. d Des Moines, Iowa, Dec 20, 1959.
CULLEN, JAMES ROBERT, b County Armagh, Northern Ireland, Feb 5, 1888. McCormick Theol
Sem & Union Theol Coll. o Cong, Mazon, 111, Nov 1, 1923. p Buda, 111, 1924-25; Hubbell & Lake Linden,
Mich, 1925-33; Laingsburg & Perry, Mich, 1933-40; Constantine, Mich, 1940-44. d Lansing, Mich, Feb
11, 1960.
CURL, OTTO LEROY, 6 Dillsboro, Ind, Apr 30, 1878. Tr fr ME, 1934. p 1st ch, Keokuk, Iowa,
1934-39; East View ch. Shaker Heights, Ohio, 1939-41; Lima, Ohio, 1941-45. d Avon Park, Fla, Feb
19, 1960.
DAVIS, CHARLES WESLEY, b Gratiot Co, Mich, Feb 2, 1876. Tr fr VB, 1913. p Gait & Wall Lake,
Iowa, 1913-15; Genoa Bluffs, Iowa, 1915-18; Otho, Iowa, 1918-20; Lawrence, Mich, 1920-22; Winthrop,
Iowa, 1922-24; Gilbert, Iowa, 1924-20. d Waynesboro, Pa, Dec 20, 1959.
DE HAAN, ARIE BENJAMIN, b Pella, Iowa, Nov 22, 1884. Oberlin Grad Sch Theol. o Cong, Oberlin,
Ohio, May 10, 1909. My ABCFM, North China, 1909-17; ncr 1917-25. d Sioux City, Iowa, Mar 16, 1960.
DIXON, THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, b Johnstown, Pa, Mar 17, 1905, Presb Theol Sem. o Anita,
Iowa, Oct 11, 1938. p Anita, Iowa, 1938-40; Rice\ille, Iowa, 1940-42; Clay Center, Neb, 1942-44; Plain-
\iew. Neb, 1944-47; Leigh, Neb, 1947-48; Baxter, Iowa, 1948-51; Tripoli, Iowa, 1951-53; Phelps, Wis,
1953-59. d Phillips, Wis, Apr 19, 1960.
1960] Necrology 271
DOUGLASS, FRED RAY, h Clinton Co, Ind, May 13, 1895. o Clir, Pleasant Valley, lud, Aug 29,
1929. p Scotland, Ind, 1932-35; Ohr ch, Sheridan, 1936-37 & Northside ch, Lebanon, Ind, 1936-40; South
Liberty ch. Keystone & Teetersburg ch, Tipton, Ind, 1940-42; Twelve Mile, 1942-46 & Landess, Ind,
1944-49. d Frankfort, Ind, Dec 7, 1960.
DUDLEY, WILLIAM EWART, 6 Quarry Bank, England, Jan 9, 1892. Princeton Theol Sem & Pacific
Sch Rel. o Cong, Plainview, Neb, May 6, 1924. p 1st ch, Plainview, Neb, 1924-27; Calvary ch, Oakland
Cal, 1928-29; Com ch, Castana, Iowa, 1929-31; 1st ch, Blencoe, Iowa, 1931-35; 1st ch, Britt, Iowa, 1935-39;
Dodge Mem ch, Council Bluffs, Iowa, 1939-46; Brooklyn Village Com cli, Cleveland, Ohio, 1946-49;
Wheatland ch, Pittsford, Mich, 1952-60. d Hillsdale, Midi, Apr 14, 1960.
DUKE, GEORGE TUNNICLIFFE, h Kewanee, 111, Dec 26, 1900. Andover Newton Theol Sch.
TrfrBapt, 1940. p Errol, NH, 1940-42; Center Lovel, & 1st ch, Waterford, Me, 1942-45; Lyme, NH, 1946;
Thetford, Vt, 1946-51; Colebrook & Errol & Kidderville. NH & Magalloway, Me, 1951-57; 1st ch, Dunbar-
ton. NH, 1957-59. d Dunbarton, NH, Nov 20, I960.
EAHEART, KARL FREDERIC, JR, b Menipliis, Tenn, Dec 22, 1920. Vanderbilt U Div Sch. o
Mempliis, Tenn, July 29, 1949. pod 1949-51; cliap US .\rmy, 1951-58. d Yuma, Ariz, Dec 8, 1958.
EATON, WALTER S, o Cong, Johnstown, NY, Apr 26, 1891. p Revere, Mass, 1892-1904; Wenhani,
Mass, 1904-11; Gloucester ch. Magnolia, Mass, 1911-19. d Augusta, Me, Jan 26, 1947.
ECKERSON, RAY, h Cherry Valley, NY, Apr 22, 1867. o Cong, 1899. p Avon, 111, 1899-1902; Bowen,
111, 1903-07; Park Manor ch, Chicago, 111, 1907-10; Nashua, Iowa, 1910-12; Oneida, 111, 1912-15; Humiston,
Iowa, 1915-19. d San Bernardino, Cal, Feb 25, 19r.O.
EELS, EDWIN, h Tacoma, Wash, July 7, 1893. Union Theol Sem. o Cong, New York, NY, May 14,
1918. Chap US Army WW I, 1918-19; tr to Presb, 1919; tr fr Presb, 1955. d Bartlett, 111, Nov 11, 1959.
ELLIS, ARTHUR M. Tr to Cong, 1916. p Windsor Ave ch, Hartford, Conn, 1916-30; Richmond Hill,
NY, 1920-24, orw 1924-32; ncr 1933-41. d West Medway, Mass.
FRENCH, EDWARD GOODHUE, h Eaton, Quebec. Canada, Sept 16, 1865. Oberlin Grad Sch Theol.
o Cong, Guildhall, Vt, Sept 22, 1892. p Guildhall, Vt, 1892-95; Johnson, Vt, 1895-1904; WAterville, Vt,
1904-05; Lyndonville, Vt, 1905-10; Newbury, Vt, 1911-13; Hardwick, Vt, 1913-17; Ludlow, Vt, 1924-30;
Cambridge, Vt, 1930-33; Waterville, Vt, 1934-41. d Burlington, Vt, Oct 15, 1960.
FULLER, WALTER BENNETT, h Vance Co, NC, Dee 18, 1885. Elon College, o Chr, NC, Nov 10.
1916. p Marthas Chapel, NC, 1917-19; Barretts & Ivor & Johnsons Grove, Va, 1920-23; Union ch. South
Hampton, Va, 1923-24; Dendron & New Lebanon & Union ch, Surry, Va, 1924-29; Antioch & Beulah ch,
Keezletown & Linville, Va, 1929-32 & Mt Olive ch, Elkston & New Hope, Va, 1929-34. ncr 1934-50.
d Harrisonburg, Va, Dec 17, 1900.
GOODENOUGH, GILES FREDERIC, b Wincliester, Conn, Feb 23, 1892. Hartford Theol Sem. o
Cong, Nepaug ch. New Hartford, Conn, May 26, 1896. p Nepaug ch. New Hartford, Conn, 1896-98;
Ellsworth ch, Sharon, Conn, 1898-1903; Torringford, Conn, 190.3-07; Northfield, Conn, 1907-14; Ledyard,
Conn, 1914-25; Jewett City, Conn, 1925-39; Broad Brook, Conn, 1939-48. d West Hartford, Conn, Jan 24,
1960.
GREGG, JOHN HINTON, 6 Sardinia, Ind, June 29, 1910. Pacific Sch Rel. a Los Angeh's, Cal, May
23, 1935. p Porterville, Cal, 1935-41; 1st ch, Fresno, Cal, 1941-60: Foothills ch, Los Altos Hills, Cal,
1960. d Los Altos HUls, Cal, July 23, 1960.
GRIFFITH, PHILIP M, a Cong, Dorcas, Fla, 1912. Tr to another denom, 1919; tr to Cong Chr,
1934. d Milton, Fla, 1957.
GUNTHER, EDMUND E, 6 Eisenach, Germany, May 4, 1884. Colgate-Rochester Div. Sch. o Chr,
Albion, NY, Sept 12, 1912. p Albion, NY, 1912-13; West Bloomfield, NY, 1913-14; Somerset, Mich,
1916-17; Ovitt, Mich, 1918-19; Salem & Worden, Mich, 1919-21; ncr, 1921-39; p Gibraltar, Mich, 1956-
57. d Toledo, Ohio, Oct 31, 1960.
HAINES, JOHNSON ABBOTT, 6 Jersey City, NJ, Sept 28, 1894. Bangor Tlieol Sem. o Cong,
Hinsdale, NH, Mar 1, 1928. p 1st ch, Hinsdale, NH, 1928-37; 1st ch, Meredith, NH, 1937-43; lat ch
Littleton, NH, 1943-58; Ist ch, Dover-Foxcroft, Me, 1958-60. d Sandwich, Mass, Aug 22, 1960
HAZELTINE, FRANCIS BULKELEY, 6 Montclair, NJ, 1904. Hartford Theol Sem. o Abiugtoii.
Conn, Nov 10, 1931. p Abington, Conn, 1930-32; pod 1932-39; Carmel, Me, 1939-42; Priiiciton & Chanel
Lake Stream, Me, 1942-43; ncr 1943-50. d Columbus, Ohio, Aug 26, 19.')9.
HEDGES, JAMES MADISON, b vie Osceola, Iowa, Oct 23, 1880. Divinity Sch Drake U. o Chr.
Des Moines, Iowa, 1918. p St Charles, Iowa, 1918; Keosauqua, Iowa, 1921-25; Fruita, ("olo, 1925-27;
Arriba, Colo, 1927-30; Boise, Ida, 19.30-31. d Colorado Springs, Ci lu, Feb 19, 1960.
272 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
HESS, BURTON L, 6 1871. Hartwick Theol Sem. o Chr, Portlandville, NY, July 30, 1902. p Chr chs
1902-09; Auburn & Manchester, NH, 1909-13; Farmington, NH, 1913-16; Lawrence, Mass, 1916-18;
orw 1918-21; p Framingham, Mass, 1921-23; Winthrop, Mass, 1923-26; Portsmouth, NH, 1928-34;
Hampstead, NH, 1930-40. d Salisbury, Mass, Sept 29, 1960.
HOMME, TOBIAS AUGUST S, b Norway, July 22, 1886. Northern Baptist Theol Sem. o 1920.
p Bethel ch, Cleveland, Ohio, 1920-23; pod 1923-40. d San Diego, Cal, Jan 4, 1960.
HOULDING, ERNEST WILLIAM, 6 Riverside, Cal, Aug 29, 1890. Oberlin Grad Sch Theol & Union
Theol Sem & Pacific Sch Rel. o Cong, Benicia, Cal, Dec 14, 1928. p Benicia, Cal, 1928-36; ncr 1936-46;
p South Berkeley, Cal, 1940-58. d Lake Tahoe, Nev, June 20, 1960.
HUMFREYS, JOHN, b Grimsbury, Oxfordshire, England, May 17, 1864. Calvin Sem. o Cong
Ransom, Mich, Oct, 1890. p Ransom & Comstock, Mich, 1890-99; East ch, Grand Rapids, Mich, 1899-
1904; 1st ch, Angola, 1904-46 & supt, Indiana Conf, 1919-33. d Clear Lake, Ind, Mar 22, 1960.
HURST, CLIFTON N, 6 Iowa, Jan 14, 1876. Tr fr Meth, 1913. p Melstone, Mont, 1913-17; ncr
1917-55. d San Francisco, Cal, June 4, 1957.
JENKINS, JAMES ALEXANDER, b Cardiganshire, South Wales, June 23, 1870. Oberlin Grad Sch
Tlieol. o Cong, Dundaff, Pa, May 3, 1893. p Dundaff, Pa. 1893-95; Durea, Pa, 1895-99; Warrier Run, Pa,
1899-1902; Long's Creek, Iowa, 1901-03; South ch, Ebensburg, Pa, 1903-12; Warren Ave ch, Chicago,
111, 1913-19; dean then pres. Union Theol Coll, 1920-35. d Oak Park, 111, Dec 4, 1960.
JOHNSON, GUSTAF EMIL, b Bordafors, Smaland, Sweden, June 1, 1889. Chicago Theol Sem.
Trfr Ev Mis Cov, 1921. p Wobuin, Mass, 1921-24; North Easton, Mass, 1924-46; Cromwell, Conn, 1946 56.
d Middletown, Conn, Mar 29, 1960.
JOHNSON, JOHN LEE, 6 Fuquay Springs, NC, Mar 14, 1877. o Chr, Catawaba Springs, NC, Nov
1911. p Piney Plains, 1911-34 & Wake chapel, Fuquay Springs, 1911-39 & Catawaba Springs, 1911-58 &
Ebenezer ch, Raleigh, 1914-15 & Chr Light ch, Lillington, 1915-20 & Wentworth, 1915-41 & Six Forks ch,
Raleigh, 1915-50 & Union ch, Lillington, NC 1918-56. d Fuquay Springs, NC, Apr 5, 1960.
JONES, DAVID, 6 Wales, Oct 19, 1890. Durham Theol. Sem, England. Trfr Ch of Eng, 1925. p Ft
Fairfield, IMe, 1925-28; ncr 1929-31; p Jackman, Me, 1932-38; Houlton, Me, 1938-43; tr st 1945. d Oswego,
NY. Apr 28, 1960.
JONES, MARIAN HASTINGS, o 1911. p Canterbury, Conn, 1913-19; Central ch. Providence, RI
asso, 1919-37. d Canterbury, Conn, Feb 9, 1960.
KLINE, WILLIAM BOWMAN, 6 Pa, Aug 5, 1881. Yale U Div Sch. o Cong, Wahoo, Neb, Dec 17.
1912. p Waiioo, Neb, 1912-13; Fairmont, Neb, 1915-22; Emmetsburg, Iowa, 1922-26; Dubuque, Iowa,
1926-33; Vermillion, SD, 1933-41; Norfolk, Neb, 1941-45; Ashland, Neb, 1945-47; FrankUn, Neb. 1947-51;
Blair, Neb, 1951-53; Sunnymead, Cal, 1956-58. d Whittier, Cal, Feb 24, 1900.
LEGER, SAMUEL HOWARD, b I>s3ns, Jan 3, 1891. Union Theol Sem. o Cong, New York. NY, May
10, 1916. My AbCFM, China, 1917-^6; ncr 1946-56. d Los Angeles, Cal, Jan 4. 1960.
LE PAGE, SAMUEL MAYNARD, 6 Cumberland, Ohio, Sept 28, 1884. Boston U Sch Theol. Tr fr
Meth, 1934. p South Byfield, Mass, 1934-39; Dracut, Mass, 1941-43; North Reading, Mass, 1943-49;
Stockton, Kans, 1949-54. d Reading, Pa, Jan 7, 1960.
LE ROY, ALBERT E, 6 Petrolia, Pa, Apr 28, 1873. o Cong, Oberlin, Ohio, 1901. My, ABCFM,
South Africa, 1901-27; ncr, 1927-36. d Bradenton. Fla, Apr 4. 1960.
LEWIS, JOHN HEAVENS, b Reading, Mass. Mar 26, 1868. Andover Theol Sem. o Cong, Reading.
Mass, Sept 25, 1895. p Mill River, Mass, 1897-1903; Troy, NY, 1903-07; 2nd ch, Huntington, Mass, 1907-
14; Pepperell, Mass. 1914-18; East Longmeadow, Mass. 1918-23; Springfield. Mass, 1927-41. d Mill
River. Mass. Dec 20. 1960.
LINDBECK, ARTHUR FREDOLPH, 6 Jamestown, NY. Aug 23. 1885. Moody BibUcal Inst, o Cong.
Chicago. Ill, May 1909. p Chicago. Ill, 1909-11; Breman. Ind, 1911; Pacific ch, Chicago. 111. 1911-13;
Ft Recovery, Ohio. 1914-22; Lima, Ohio, 1922-24, Lagonda Ave ch, Springfield, Ohio, 1924-26, Wakeman,
Ohio. 1926-35; Ceredo. WVa. 1935-43; Mayflower ch. Mansfield. Ohio. 1943-57. d Mansfield. Ohio, May
16. 1960.
LINDER. ERIC C A, 6 Eksjo, Sweden, Mar 17. 1884. Tr fr Ev Mis Cov, 1939. p Bridgeport. Conn,
1939-48; Wasliington. Depot. Conn. 1948-50. d Bridgeport, Conn, Sept 27, 1960.
LISI, GAETANO. Trfr Presb. 1923. ncr 1923-27; my NY, 1929. Tr to Presb, 1931. d Jan 13, 1960.
LITTLE, ARTHUR MITCHELL. 6 Ft Wayne, Ind, Apr 10, 1865. Yale U Div Sch. Tr fr Presb
1922. p Hammond St ch, Bangor, Me. 1922-39. d Bangor. Me. Jan 3. 1960.
1960] Necrology 273
LOGAN, PAUL DEWITT, h Bryant, Ind, Nov 24, 1902. Tr fr Chr Mis All, 1951. p Sardinia, Ind,
1951-56; Little Salamonia ch, Portland, 1950-56 & Pliiladelpliia, Ind, 1952-56; Linn Grove, Ind, 1956-60.
d Portland, Ind, Nov 14, 1960.
LUKENBACH, HARVEY A. Tr to Cong, 1903. p Richmond ch, San Francisco, Cal, 1903-06; North
ch, Yakima, Wash, 1906-09; Chewelah, Wash, 1909-12; Newport, Wash, 1912-16; Lincoln Hts ch, Spokane,
Wash, 1916-19; Pilgrim ch, Spokane, Wash, 1919-21. Tr to another denom 1923. d Redding, Cal, Jan
13, 1960.
LUETHI, LOUIS JOHN, 6 Seventeen, Oliio, 1861. Oberlin Grad Sch Theol. o Cong, 1894. p Jefferson,
Ohio, 1895-1901; Lakeview ch, Cleveland, Oliio, 1904-08; Chardon, Oliio, 1910-13; 2nd ch, Toledo, Ohio,
1913-20; East ch. Grand Rapids, Mich, 1922-23; Grant, Mich, 1923-26; Hyde Park, Vt, 1926-33. d Winter
Park, Fla, Nov 19, 1960.
LYMAN, ELIAS FENN, 6 vie Garden Prairie, Iowa, Feb 15, 1872. Chicago Theol Sem. o Cong,
Alcester, SD, Nov, 1899. p Aloes ter & Gothland, SD, 1899-1901; Milbank, SD, 1901-05; Great Falls, Mont,
1905-08. d Great Falls, Mont, May 9, 1960.
LYON, WALTER WINSLOW, b Boston, Mass, Aug 10, 1888. Andover Newton Theol Sch. Tr fr Melh,
1942. p West Brookfield, Mass, 1943-46; Atkinson & Hampstead, NH, 1946-51; Ward Hill ch, Haverhill,
Mass, 1951-57. d St Petersburg, Fla, July 14, 1958.
MAC DOWELL, CHARLES SPURGEON, b Boston, Mass, May 27, 1872. Crozer Theol Sem. o
Cong, 1907. p Hartford, Pa, 1907-08; Cortland, NY, 1908-10; East Side ch, Binghampton, NY, 1910-14;
1st ch, Camden, NY, 1914-17; 1st ch, Bayshore, NY, 1917-22; Black Rock ch, Bridgeport, Conn, 1922-43.
d Bridgeport, Conn, Dec 18, 1957.
MAC NAIR, WILLIAM MACKINTOSH, b Glasgow, Scotland, Dec 25, 1870. Andover Theol Sem.
0 Cong, Mansfield, Mass, Oct 4, 1901. p Mansfield, Mass, 1901-08; Prospect ch, Cambridge, Mass, 1908-38.
d Cambridge, Mass, Feb, 25, 1960.
MARZOLF, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, 6 Buffalo, NY, Feb 13, 1878. Chicago Theol Sem. o Cong,
Denver, Colo, Sept 15, 1!)07. p Pueblo, Colo, 1907; Ault, Colo, 1907-11; Clear Lake, Iowa, 1911-16; Dor-
chester, Mass, 1912-26. d 1958.
MAXWELL, JOHN STUART, 6 Kilsyth, Scotland, June 8, 1897. Winton Theol Sem, England.
Trfr Apos, 1948. p 1st ch, Pldladelpliia, Pa asst, 1948; Park Ave ch, Meadville & Guys Mills, Pa, 1949-50;
Edwards Mem ch, Edwardsville, Pa sup, 1951-52; Edwardsville, Pa, 1952-54; ncr 1955-56; p Newport\-ille,
Pa, 1957-59. d Newportville, Pa, Oct 2, 1959.
MC DUFFEE, CHARLES BROWN, b Charleston, NY, June 30, 1873. Yale U Div Sch. o Cong,
Windham, Conn, Nov 3, 1903. p 1st ch, Windham, Conn, 1903-08; Union ch. Three Rivers, Mass, 1908-15;
1st ch, Cliftondale, Mass, 1915-51. d Hollywood, Fla, Oct 29, 1959.
MC KEEVER, OTTO D, Tr to Cong, 1914. p Columbus, Ohio asst, 1914-15; ncr 1916-40. d Columbus,
Ohio, 1959.
MC KINNEY, SAMUEL THOMPSON, 6 Ellsworth, Oliio, Feb 2, 1867. Dallas Theol Sem & Moody
Bible Inst, o Cong, Chicago, 111, Jan 15, 1897. p Union ch, St Louis Mo, 1897-1903: Pilgrim ch. Cripple
Creek, Colo, 1903-10; Oliio Ave Ch, Denver, Colo, 1910-23; 1st ch. Fort Worth, Tex, 1923-41. d Fort
Worth, Tex, Feb 20, 1960.
MC KNIGHT, WILLIAM QUAY, 6 MeUott, Ind, July 24, 1892. Princeton Theol Sem. o Chr, Mellott,
Ind, Sept, 1919. My. ABCFM, East Japan, 1920-42; p Union ch. Phoenix, Ariz, 1943-46; Seward ch,
Minooka, 111, 1946-47; ncr, Doshisha Univ, Japan, 1917-57; t State Coll, Mankato, Minn, 1958-59. d
Veedersburg, Ind, Aug 31. 1960.
MEACHAM, FRANK TOWNSEND, b Clay, Iowa, Mar 8, 1890. Cliicago Theol Sem. a Cong, Lawton,
Okla, 1917. p Lawton, Okla, 1917-18; Eastford, Conn, 1919-21; mj/ ABCFM, Africa, 1921-54 & p Wittem-
berg, Iowa, 1933-34 & Buda & Neponset, 111, 1935-36. d Umtali, Southern Rhodesia, Africa, June 10, 1960.
MECKEL, THEOPHILUS, b Fresno, Cal, Feb 2, 1894. Tr fr Evang, 1929. p Ree Heights & Cedar ch,
Ree Heights, SD, 1929-33; Clark Mem ch, St Paul & St Paul Park, Minn, 1933-41; New York Mill, 1941-57
& 1st ch, Wadena, Minn, 1942-59. d Covina, Cal, Feb 24, 1960.
MERRILL, JOHN ERNEST, 6 Medina, NY, May 9, 1872. Hartford Theol Sem. My ABCFM, Gasi-
antep {formerly Aintab), Turkey & Alepp, Syria, 1909-36; p Kings Highway ch, Brooklj'n, NY int, 1942-43;
Ocean Ave ch, Brooklyn, NY asso, 1943-45; Ocean Ave ch, Brooklyn, NY int, 1947-48. d Bellows Falls, Vt,
Sept 22, 1960.
MILLARD, WILLIAM BARRETT, 6 Milwaukee, Wis. Chicago Theol Sem. o Cong, New London,
Wis, May 21, 1895. p New London, Wis, 1895-1900; Geneseo, 111, 1900-1908; Morgan Park, 111, 1908-14;.
orw 1915-40; p Cocoa Beach, Fla, 1942-52. d Chicago, 111.
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MOSELEY, JOHN HENRY, 6 Barkhamsted, Conn, Jau 9, 1881. Bangor Theo Sem. o Cong, Frank-
fort, Me, June 3, 1909. p Frankfort, Me, 1909-10; Waldoboro, Me, 1910-11; New Sharon, Me, 1911-14;
Colebrook, NH, 1914-17; South Royalton, Vt, 1917-21; Lunenburg, Mass, 1921-20; Dudley, Mass, 1926-
.30; Fisheville, Mass, 1930-48; Riverton, Conji, 1950-60. d Hartford, Conn, Jan 7, 1960.
NEWLAND, EDDY CLARK, 6 Magnolia, Iowa, Nov 22, 1874. Tr fr Meth, 1927. p Chadron, Neb,
1927-39; Crawford, Neb, 1940-53. d Chadron, Neb, May 4, 1959.
OJALA, ANDREW, b Siikajoki, Finland, Mar 9, 1876. o Cong, Portland, Ore, 1910. orw Portland, Ore,
1910-15; my Brusli Prairie, Wash, 1915-20; Ribbing, Minn, 1920-25; Brush Prairie, Wash, 1925-46.
d Battle Ground, Wash, June 3, 1959.
OUTERBRIDGE, LEONARD MALLORY, b Warwick, Bermuda, Jan 25, 1900. Queen's Theol Coll,
Canada & Univ of Chicago Div Sch. Tr fr Un Ch Can, 1934. Sec, ABCFM, 1934-40; pod 1940-58. d Toronto,
Ontario, Canada, Apr 12, 1960.
PAIGE, HOWARD EDGAR, h Lynn, Mass, .Jan 3, 1910. Andover Newton Theol Sell, o Chelmsford
Center, Mass, Oct 1, 1935. p Central ch, Chelmsford Center, Mass, 1935-41; Old South ch, Windsor, Vt,
1941-47; Barre, Vt, 1947-52. d Goffstown, NH, May 21, I960.
PARKER, HARVEY ALLEN, h Garrettsville, Ohio, Oct 21, 1926. Hartford Tlieol Sem. o Berhn
Heights, Oliio, Apr 29, 1956. p 1st ch, Berlin Heights, Ohio, 1956-60. d Berlin Heights, Ohio, Oct 19, 1960.
PARRY, JOHN BURFORD, b Wales, 1882. Bangor Theol Sem & Yale U Div Sch. o Cong, Feb 24,
1911. p Wallingford, Conn, 1912-16; Hope ch, Springfield, Mass, 1916-31; Wellesley, Mass, 1931-51;
I Bangor Theol Sem, 1951-52; p 1st ch, Chelsea, Mass, 1953-54. d Hopkinton, Mass, Apr, 1960.
PEACOCK, JOHN PETER WILLIAM, b Hammersmith, London, England, July 25, 1877. o Cong,
Mattapoisett, Mass, Nov 19, 1929. pod & orw, 1929-45. d Providence, RI, Sept 5, 1958.
PERRY, JOHN HILLEL, b British Guiana, South America, June 18, 1895. Howard Univ Sch Rel.
Tr fr Meth, 1942. p Union ch, New York, NY, 1942-60. d New York, NY, Oct 23, 1960.
PETERS, JOHN GEORGE, b Detroit, Mich, Nov 22, 1883. Moody Bible Inst, o Cong, Grand Rapids,
Mich, Oct 13, 1914. p Douglas, Mich, 1914-15; Wayne, 111, 1915-18; Chandlerville, 111, 1918-22; Clarksburg,
111, 1922-25; Radnor, Ohio, 1925-36; Bowling Green, Ohio, 1936-50. d Bowling Green, Ohio, Nov 28, 1960.
PIERCE, PAYSON EDWARD, 6 New Glouster, Me, June 27, 1873. o Cong, Renssalaer, NY, Sept 29,
1902. p 1st ch, Rens.salaer, NY, 1902-07; South ch, Pittsfield, Mass, 1909-22; 1st ch, Reading, Mass, 1922-
45. d Pasadena, Cal, Mar 3, 1960.
PITMAN, ALBERT JOHN, b Greenspond Bonavista Bay, Newfoundland, July 15, 1884. Garrett Bib
Inst. Tr fr ME, 1925. p Granville, 111, 1925-29; Downers Grove, 111, 1929-46; ncr 1946-49; p Lake Odessa,
Mich, 1949-60. d Lake Odessa, Mich, Oct 25, 1960.
POLLARD, ALFRED, o 1925. p Suisun, Cal, 1925-32, si w 1933. d Stockton, Cal, Dec 11, 1959.
PRINCE, JOHN CONGER, b Jolmson, Vt, Aug 10, 1882. Boston U Sch Theol & Cobb Div Sch.
0 Cong, Des Moines, Iowa, Apr 3, 1911. p Pilgrim ch, Des Moines, Iowa, 1911-12; Rockland, Mass, 1912-16;
BeUows Falls, Vt, 1916-20; Wpterbury, Vt, 1920-23; ncr 1923-27; p Muskegon, Mich, 1927-29; Plymoutli,
NH, 1929-45; Troy, NH, 1945-47. d Daytona Beach, Fla, Aug 21, 1960.
REIDT, CHARLES EDWIN, h Howick, Ontario, Canada, Sept 4, 1886. Yale U Div Sch. o Cong,
Hamilton, Ohio, Sept 7, 1921. p Hamilton, Ohio, 1921-23; Decatur, 111, 1923-25; Plymouth ch, Fond du Lac,
Wis, 1925-30; Mitchell, SD, 1930-37; 1st ch, Waltham, Mass, 1937-46; Deering, NH, 1946-54. d Oster\dlIe,
Mass, Aug 12, 1960.
RHODES, BERT J, o Apr 1904. p Blairsburg, Iowa, 1905-08; Bear Grove, Iowa, 1908-09; Oakland,
Iowa, 1909-12; Primghar, Iowa, 1912-15; Plymouth ch, Ottumwa, Iowa, 1915-10; Baxter, Iowa, 1916-18;
ncr 1918-50. d Des Moines, Iowa.
RICE, VERNON WALDO, 6 Pender, Neb, Jan 3, 1904. Chicago Theol Sem. o Cong, Curtis, Neb,
Oct 16, 1931. p Curtis, Neb, 1931-33; Cambridge, Neb, 1933-30; Com ch, Walsenburg, Colo, 1936-38;
Sidney, Mont, 1938-41; chap WW II, 1941-47; p 1st ch, Council Bluffs, Iowa, 1947-50; Glenwood, Iowa,
1956-60. d Council Bluffs, Iowa, Aug 5, 1960.
ROSS, EDGAR MC KINLEY, b Chicago, 111, May 10, 1890. Yale U Div Sch. o Cong, Chicago, 111,
Dec 28, 1924. p 1st ch, Cheshire, Conn, 1925-27; Bay Ridge ch, Brooklyn, NY, 1927-29; 1st ch, Agawam,
Mass, 1929-30; East Longmeadow, Mass, 1930-35; Irving Park ch, Chicago, 111, 1935-39; pod 1940-42; p Ist
ch, Pueblo, Colo, 1943-16; as supt. Colo Conf, 1946-47. d Evanston, 111, Oct 11, 1960.
ROTHENBERGER, JOHN, b Freudenthal, Russia, Oct 13, 1889. Chicago Theol Sem. o Cong,
r;,,lden Valley, ND, July 13, 1913. /) Freudenthal ch & Hollnui.g <-h & Pilgrim cli A St John's ch, Golden
1960] Necrology 275
Valley, ND, 1913-18; Ebenezer ch & Philadelphia ch, Leipzig & Elgin, ND, 1918-20; Scottsbluff, Neb,
1920-25; Parkston, SD, 1925-30; Windsor, Colo, 1930-35; Scottsbluff, Neb, 1935-41; La Crosse, Wasli,
1941-46; Ft Morgan, Colo, 1946-47; Bethune, Colo, 1947-50; Lowry, Colo, 1950-54; Endicott, Wash,
1954-57. d Anaheim, Cal, Feb 24, 1960.
RUEGG, SAMUEL GUSTAV, h Rockfield, Wis, Oct 9, 1873. o Cong, 1896. p Alderly, Wis, 1896-97;
Irvington, Wis, 1897-98; Stockbridge, Wis, 1898-1902; Randolph, Wis, 1902-03; Stoughton, Wis, 1909-11;
Williams Bay, Wis, 1912-15; Menaska, Wis, 1915-22; Oshkosh, Wis int. 1923; Clintonville, Wis, 1923-26;
Plymouth ch, Madison. Wis, 1927-34; Mineral Point, Wis, 1936-38; Tavares, Fla, 1938-40; Melbourne,
Fla, 1942-43. d Santa Barbara, Cal, Feb 18, 1960.
RUGG, HERBERT DEAN, 6 Victoria, BC, Canada, Apr 13, 1891. Colgate Rochester Div Sch.
TrfrBapt, 1923. orw 1917-56. d Oberlin, Ohio, Aug 23, 1960.
SAUER, CONRAD, h Weatherford, Okla, June 7, 1896. Redfield Coll Seni. o Cong, Fairfax, SD, June
7, 1924. pod 1924-35; p Fairfield & Harvard, Neb, 1935-36; 1st German ch, Denver, Colo, 1936-42; p at I.
1942-47; p Christ ch, Ft Morgan, Colo, 1947-58; Cross ch, Flint, Mich, 1958-60. d Flint, Mich, Mar 3, 1960.
SAUNDERS, WHITNEY W, h Orilla, Ontario, Canada, Mar 30, 1875. Tr fr Meth, 1924. p Denver,
HI & Whiteflock ch, Plymouth, 111, 1924-26; Mayfield ch. Sycamore, 111, 1926-37; Union ch, Moline & Port
Byron, 111, 1937-40. d Moline, III, Nov 24, 1959.
SCHAUFUSS, CHARLES J, b Amana, Iowa, July 4, 1887. Chicago Theol Sem. o Cong. Monroe
Center, 111, Sept 20, 1920. p Monroe Center, III, 1920-21; Mizpah ch, Hopkins, Minn, 1921-27; Como oh,
Minneapolis, Minn, 1927-31; York St ch, Newport, Ky, 1931-57. d Fort Thomas, Ky, Sept 29, 1960.
SCHEIBE, OTTO JOHN, b Pekin, 111, Dec 18, 1869. Moody Bible Inst, o Cong, Superior, Wis,
Mar 26, 1901. p West ch, Superior, Wis, 1901-03; Osseo, Wis, 1903-04; Humacao, PR, 1904-10; Plymouth
ch, East St Louis, 111, 1910-11; Lone Rock & Spring Green & Wyoming ch. Spring Green, Wis, 1912-13;
Belvidere, 111, 1913-15; supt, Latin American Inst, 1915-19; p Puritan ch, Pittsburgh, Pa, 1919-20; my,
Albuquerque, NM, 1920-21; p Pomona Valley, Cal, 1921-24; Tombstone, Ariz, 1924-26; p at I New Mexico,
Ariz & Texas chs, 1926-31; p Hurley, NM, 19.32-35; Grays Lake, 111, 1935-43; 1st ch, Granby, Conn,
1944-53. d Charlottesville, Va, Sept 13, 1960.
SHULL, ANDY, b Vinton Co, Ohio, Jan 7, 1873. o Clir, Waverly, Ohio, 1921. p Waverly Ohio, 1921-31 ;
ncr 1931-37; vod 1937-41. d Waverly, Ohio, Nov. 4, 1960.
SINNINGER, NORMAN E, b Marshall Co, Ind, Dec 9, 1875. Chicago Theol Sem. Tr fr UB, 1905.
p Hammond, Ind, 1905-07; Dallas City, 111, 1907-10; Buda, 111, 1910-12; Freeport, 111, 1912-13; Somonauk,
111, 1913-17; Plainfield, 111, 1917-23; Ch of Christ, ClintonWlle, Wis, 1926-37; Fed ch, Bruce, Wis, 1937;
Trempealeau, Wis, 1937-41; Bruce ch, Apollonia & Bruce, Wis, 1941-53. d Sparta, Wis, Aug 22, 1960.
SIZER, WILLIS LEONIDAS, 6 Wales, Mass, Sept 20, 1880. o Cong, Sharon, Conn, 1918. p Ellsworth
ch, Sharon, Conn, 1918-21; West ch, Haverhill, Mass, 1921-25; Morris, Conn, 1925-31; Jackman, Me.
1931-32; ncr 1933-55. d Staunton, Va, Aug 5, 1960.
SMITH, EDWARD, 6 Sept 18, 1889. o Chr, 1917. p Clarkstown, Ind, 1918-19; Elm Grove, 1919-22 &
Bethel ch, Clinton, Ind, 1920-21; Reed Station, Ind, 1923-24; Bluffton, Ind, 1924-26; Bethel, Ind, 1925-26;
ncr 1927-37. d 1958 or before.
SMITH, EDWARD LORNIE, 6 Dallas, Tex, Nov 11, 1879. Oberlin Grad Sch Theol. o Cong, Huron,
SD, Oct 10, 1905. Wagner, SD, 1905-06; Lake Preston, SD, 1906-08; Meckling, SD, 1908-10; North Ridge-
ville, Ohio, 1910-14; Winfred, SD, 1914-19; pod & ncr, 1919-60. d Oberlin, Oluo, June 2, 1960.
SMITH, JOSEPH LLOYD, b Cross Creek, Pa, June 22, 1866. Oberlin Grad Sch Theol. o Cong,
Birnamwood, Wis, Sept 28, 1897. p Birnamwood & Eland & Norrie, Wis, 1897-1906; Brodhead, Wis, 1906-16;
Baraboo, Wis, 1916-18; Junius Hts ch, Dallas, Tex, 1918-36, d Dallas, Tex, Dec 5, 1959.
SPARKES, CECIL STANLEY, b London, England, Oct 13, 1882. o Cong, Sleepy Eye, Minn, Mar 28.
1912. p Sleepy Eye, Minn, 1911-16; 1st ch, Sauk Center, Minn, 1929-33; Forest Hts ch, Minneapolis, Minn,
1933-44. d Minneapolis, Minn, Oct 4, 1960.
SWANN, WALTER MC MULLEN, b Schenectady, NY, Jan 8, 1876. Auburn Theol Sem & Yale U
Div Sch. Tr fr Presb, 1910. p Montevideo, Minn, 1910-16; Primghar, Iowa, 1916-19; Lyons ch, Clinton,
Iowa, 1319-23: Charles City, Iowa, 1923-28; 1st ch, Springfield, Ohio, 1928-32; Alpena, Mich, 1933-3!);
Grandville, Mich, 1939-44; Grant, Mich, 1944-52; Hersey & Reed City, Mich, 1952-58. d Urbana, 111, Ai.r
24, 1960.
TERRY, VANCE, d Clarksville, Va, 1959.
THOMAS, CLARK STETSON, b Leonidas, Mich, June 10, 1881. Cliicago Theol Sem. TrfrBapt, 1907.
p Istch & 2nd ch, Minooka, 111, 1907-10; Loda, III, 1912-13; Pilgrim ch, Spokane, Wash, 1913-15; Pullman,
276 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
Wash, 1915-16; Pasco, Wash, 1916-19; Marshall, 111, 1920-23; ncr 1923-38; p Elmwood, 111, 1938-40; ncr
1940-43; p Matoon, 111, 1943-47; Payson, 111, 1947-48. d Springfield, 111, Nov 11, 1960.
THOMPSON, OLE, b Kjerrefjord per Farsund, Norway, Mar 11, 1878. Chicago Theol Sem. Tr fr
Norwegian Free ch, 1916. p Lakeside ch, Winona, Minn, 1916-23; 2nd eh, Britt & Wesley, Iowa, 1923-28;
pod 1928-29 p Buffalo Center, Iowa, 1929-34 pod 1934-35; p Mantorville, Minn, 1935-39; Ellsworth,
Mian, 1939-43; St Charles, Minn, 1943-46. d Farsund, Norway, June 16, 1960.
THURLOW, GEORGE LORING, h Lynn, Mass, May 25, 1886. Newton Theol Sch. TrfrBapt, 1921.
p Fed ch, Skowhegan, Me. 1921-26; Easthampton, Mass, 1926-29; Trinitarian ch. Concord, Mass, 1929-38;
Leominster, Mass, 1938-45; Harwich, Mass, 1945-52; 2nd ch, Plymouth, Mass, 1952-54; Plymouth, Mass,
1954-56. d Plymouth, Mass, Dec 28, 1959.
TOOTHAKER, ARCHIE, b Wheaton, Kans, Aug 18, 1875. Pacific Sch Rel & Yale U Div Sch. o Cong,
Highland, Kans, .Jan 22, 1902. p Highland & Leona, Kans, 1902-03; Wheaton, Kans, 1903; Fitchburg, Cal,
1903-04; Council Grove, Kans, 1907-09; Hutchinson, Kans, 1904-14; Albuquerque, NM, 1914-17; Porter
ville, Cal, 1918-19; Craig, Colo, 1919-23; Neighborhood ch. Phoenix, Ariz, 1924-26; City Park ch, Denver,
Colo, 1926-27; Alton & Stockton, Kans, 1927-29; Downs, Kans, 1929-34; Arkansas City, Kans, 1935-37;
Tonganoxie, Kans, 1939-52. d San Diego, Cal, Apr 30, 1960.
TRICKEY, REUBEN ROBERT, b Owasa, Iowa, Sept. 9, 1891. Chicago Theol Sem. o Cong, Rich-
mond, 111, 1928. p 1st ch, Watertown, SD, 1928-40; Vine St ch, Lincoln, Neb, 1940-45; 1st ch, Alton, 111,
1945-50; Wellborn ch, Kansas City, Kans int, 1950-56; 1st ch, Whitney, Iowa, 1956-58; 1st ch, Hamilton,
Mo, 1958-59; 1st ch, Estelline, SD, 1959-60. d Estelline, SD, Feb 17, 1960.
TRUST, HARRY, 6 Ivybridge, Devonshire, England, Jan 11, 1883. Bangor Theol Sem. o Cong,
Stockton, Me, Sept 18, 1913. p Sunset ch. Deer Isle, Me, 1913; Stockton, Me, 1913-14; Winthrop, Me,
1914-17; 2nd ch, Biddeford, Me, 1917-20; 1st ch, Springfield, Ohio, 1921-26; 1st ch, Mansfield, Oliio,
1926-33; pres Bangor Theol Sem, 1933-52; p 1st ch, Lenox, Mass, 1953-59. d Pittsfield, Mass, May 3, 1960.
UPTON, CECIL ELLISBURG, b South Norfolk, Va, June 10, 1885. o Chr, Portsmouth, Va, Nov 20,
1926. d Norfolk, Va, June 27, 1959.
WAGNER, HORACE TYSON, b Frederick Townsliip, Pa, June 19, 1867. Union Theol Sem. o Cong,
Philadelphia, Pa, June 19, 1894. My, ABCFM Mexico, 1894-1913; p Mayflower ch, Los Angeles, Cal.
1914-18; my, ABCFM, Mexico, 1919-26; p Com ch, Pacoima, Cal, 1927-28. d Claremont, Cal, Jan 17,
1960.
WALTON, ELMER RUEL, b Edinburg, Miss, Nov 4, 1882. Yale U Div Sch. o Cong, Otis, Mass,
Nov 21, 1911. p Otis, Mass, 1911-13; ncr 1914-18; YMCA WW I, 1918-31; pf Bryan Univ, 1931-41;
ncr 1942-52. d Philadelphia, Pa, 1958.
WASHBURN, OWEN REDINGTON, b Vernon, Vt, Aug 22, 1866. MeadviUe Theol Sch. o 1893.
p Pa, Wis & New England, 1893-1927. d Reno, Nev. Aug 22, 1960.
WATSON, ROBERT JAMES, b South Shields, Durham Co, England, June 16, 1893. Chicago Theol
Sem. o Cong, Dwight, 111, Oct 14, 1921. p Dwight, 111, 1921-24; Princeton, 111, 1924-27; Lombard, HI, 1927-
41; Com ch, Manchester, Iowa, 1941-46; Humboldt, Iowa, 1947-00. d Humboldt, Iowa, Feb 2, 1960.
WHITTEN, ROBERT ARMSTER, b Glenn, Ga, July 3, 1886. Moody Bible Inst, o Chr, La Grange,
Ga, Feb 14, 1923. p Columbus, Ga, ReidsvUle & Henderson, NC, 1923-31; 1st ch, Portsmouth, Va, 1931-36;
1st Church, Winchester, Va, 1936-59. d Winchester, Va, Jan 10, 1960.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM JOHN, 6 Wales, Feb 27, 1871. o 1901. p 1st ch & Bethel ch, Peterson, Iowa,
1902-06; Gustavus & Johnsville, Ohio 1906-07; Charlestown & Wayland, Ohio, 1907-11; Fairport, 1911-14
& Richmond, Ohio, 1913-14; 1st ch. Marietta, Ohio asst, 1914-19; Puritan ch, Pittsburgh, Pa, 1920-22;
Hough Ave ch, Cheveland, Oliio asst, 1922-24; 1st ch, Cleveland, Ohio asso, 1926-35. d Winter Park, Fla,
Oct 31, 1960.
WILLIAMS, WILLIS KISSINGER, b CarHsle, Pa, July 28, 1887. Capitol Theol Sem. o Cong,
Meadville, Pa, 1911. p Sharon, Pa, 1912-14; Park ch, Grand Rapids, Mich, asso, 1914-17; Alexandria,
Minn, 1917-20; Minneapohs, Minn, 1920-25; Marshalltown, Iowa, 1925-32; Glen Ellyn, 111, 1932-40;
Spencer, Iowa, 1940-49; Orange City, Fla, 1950-53. d Tampa, Fla. Jan 22, 1960.
WILSON, MRS AMANDA ROBB, 6 Butler, Pa, Feb 4, 1873. o Cong, Belpre, Ohio, May 18, 1922.
p Center Belpre, 1922-30 & Belpre, Ohio, 1922-45. d Parkersburg, W Va, Apr 30. 1959.
WILTON, WILFRID MALLET, b Rochester, Mass, Oct 2, 1882. Bangor Theol Sem & Newton Theol
Sem. 0 Cong, Cornwall, Conn, Aug 10, 1926. p Cornwall, Conn, 1926-30; Ist ch, Norwich, Conn, 1930-35;
ncr 1936-46; pod 1946-50. d Reno, Nev, Mar 26, 1960.
WRIGHT, JAMES ALTONYER, b about 1886. Andover Newton Theol Sch. o 1912. p Zion ch,
Haverhill, Mass, 1913-16; Faith ch, Hartford, Conn, 1916-60. d Hartford, Conn, Jan 28, 1960.
1960] Necrology 277
YADAO, EMILIO CASTRO, b Sinait, Ilocos, Sur, PI, Apr 23, 1899. Union Theol Sem, Manila, PI.
Tr fr Un Ch, PI, 1929. p Filipino ch, Hilo, Hawaii, 1930-37; Evang ch, Paia, Maui, Hawaii, 1937-41.
d Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii, Mar 5, 1960.
ZIERZOW, MRS. VIRGINIA M, b Youngsville, Pa, July 4, 1915. Hartford Theol Sem. Tr fr Disc.
1958, p Holland, Mass, 1958-60. d Southbridge, Conn, Oct 30, 1960.
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HUSTON-TILLOTSON COLLEGE
Austin, Texas
A LffiERAL ARTS COLLEGE
Sponsored jointly by
The Congregational Christian Churches
AND THE Methodist Church
Accredited by
The Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
The Texas Education Agency
The University Senate of The Methodist Church
Approved by
The Association of American Colleges
The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
National Commission on Accrediting
J. J. Seabrook, President
John T. King, Dean
The Evangelical Home for Children and Aged
6700 West Outer Drive, Detroit 35, Michigan
Four tri-level cottages built in 1957 to house 48 children and the
main building remodeled to care for 132 aged makes the Home one
of the most desirable of its kind in the city of Detroit.
Donations, memorials, legacies and bequests are most welcome to
help carry on the work. Rev. Wm. J. Kuhlman, Superintendent.
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A CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
in the great
CONGREGATIONAL
TRADITION
Liberal Arts
. . . preparation for careers
in business, industry,
government and the professions
or leading to graduate study.
Teaching
Creative Writing
Music
instrumental, vocal
Speech and Dramatics
Ministry, Sacred Music
. . . strong pre-theological
program preparing for
leading theological seminaries
Religious Education
Science
. . . for careers in biology,
chemistry, physics, mathematics
Engineering
. . . credits transferable to
leading engineering colleges
Preparatory for
Law, Medicine, Nursing,
Dentistry, Medical Technology
LIBERAL ARTS
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
ACCREDITED
Preparation in Academic and Pre-professional Fields
Free placement service for all students and alumni.
For further information write
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
YANKTON COLLEGE
Yanktori/ South Dakota
' 'tv/ //- A m e rica City ' '
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EDEN
THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY
F. W. SCHROEDER, D.D., LLD.
President
• A Graduate School of The-
ology open to students of all
denominations, offering also a
two-year course for women in
Christian Education and
Church Social Work.
• A fully accredited member
of the American Association
of Theological Schools.
WEBSTER GROVES
MISSOURI
ESTABLISHED 1850
"B^ckford College
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS
A coeducational, Liberal Arts College
Pounded in 1847
Fully accredited. Phi Beta Kappa
Chapter, Junior year abroad program.
Write: DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
Rockford College Rockford, III.
The Massanutten Academy
Fully accredited, college prepara-
tory school for boys beginning with
7th grade, devoted to building for
Christian citizenship. Church Re-
lated. Fine facilities. Beautifully lo-
cated in the Shenandoah Valley of
Virginia. Enrollment limited to 280
boys. For information address: The
Headmaster, Box Q, Massanutten
Military Academy, Woodstock, Va.
HOOD
A LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
Fully Accredited church Related
EDroUment Limited to 600
Offering the A.B. Degree
and the B.S. Degree in Home Economics
For Information Write:
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
HOOD COLLEGE FREDERICK. MD.
ST. LUCAS
Convalescent and
Geriatric Care
FARIBAULT, MINNESOTA
Reports progress with its building program.
The opening of the new facilities is antici-
pated by fall of 1961.
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FOUNDED 1850
HEIDELBERG COLLEGE
TIFFIN, OHIO
+ Fully Accredited + Coeducational
+ AB, BS, B.Mus. + Friendly Campus
+ Excellent Faculty + Complete Program
Truly A
Rich Experience in Christian
Higher Education
affiliated
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
(FOR FURTHER INFORMATION — WRITE: DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS)
People Helping People for 51 Years in the Ministry of Healing
and Medical Teaching and Research
DEACONESS HOSPITAL
Wisconsin Avenue at N. 19th Street, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Rev. A. H. Schmeutzer, D.D., Adminittralor
Rev, R. Arthur Wagner, Auistant Adminitirator Rev. Harold W. Kamenz, Chaplain
Miss W. Barbara Allreuler, R.N., M.Ed., Director of the School of Nursing
Mrs. Evelyn B. Rouse, R.N., tA.S.N.B.,Aitisfanl Director of Nursing Education
282
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Rev. Armin A.
KiTTERER, Ad})iinistrator
Rev. Herbert F.
Reichert, Chaplain
EVANGELICAL DEACONESS HOSPITAL
4229 Pearl Road, Cleveland, Ohio
Owned and operated by the Evangelical Deaconess Society of Cleveland, Ohio, the
hospital is a member of the American Protestant Hospital Association, the American
Hospital Association, the Commission on Health and Welfare Services of the United
Church of Christ, and is approved by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of
Hospitals, the American College of Surgeons and the American Medical Association.
The bed capacity is 268, of which 45 are infant bassinets.
YOUR INTEREST AND GIFTS ARE ALWAYS MOST APPRECIATED
i LAKELAND COLLEGE
/^p^ SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN
y ^^
Founded 1862
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Liberal Arts College Education with Christian Per-
W^^S^
spective. Coeducational.
|ru^ A.B. and B.S. DEGREES
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NORTHLAND COLLEGE
Ashland, Wisconsin
Overlooking the Apostle Islands
and Lake Superior
A fully accredited coeducational liberal arts college in
the great Congregational tradition.
For information address:
Director of Admission
Northland College Ashland, Wis.
CATAWBA COLLEGE
SALISBURY, N. C.
FOUNDED 1851
A fully accredited, four year, Liberal
Arts, co-educational, church-related
college, granting degrees in 25 ma"
jor fields of study. A friendly, small
college.
For Information Contact
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE
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ELON COLLEGE
• christian
• Liberal Arts
• Coeducational
• Fully Accredited
MEMBER CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE COUNCIL
Elon College, N. C.
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268 Norman Ave., Brooklyn 22, N. Y.
932 Dokin St., Chicago 13, III.
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1 605 Boylston Ave., Seattle 22, Wash.
EDWARD DWIGHT EATON CHAPEL
A distinguished liberal arts
coUege training young men
and women for positions of
Christian leadership since
1847.
Beloit, Wisconsin
The Evangelical Deaconess Hospital and
School of Nursing, Detroit, Michigan
3245 E. Jefferson Ave.
" Where Skill ^"'' hospital is approved by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of
I Hospitals. The School of Nursing is a diploma school affiliated with
Wayne University. Classes are admitted in September of each year. The
Compassion institution is a member of the Commission on Health and Welfare Serv-
Meet" ices of the United Church of Christ.
Rev. CARL H. GRATHWOHL, Administrator
Rev. CARL A. RENTER, Chaplain
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NEW MAIN BUILDING NEARING COMPLETION IN THE
SECOND CENTURY BUILDING PROGRAM
103 Years of Christian Service to Children
EVANGELICAL CHILDREN'S HOME
8240 St. Charles Rock Road St. Louis 14, Missouri
V. B. Hauck, Supt.
FOR A LASTING MEMORIAL REMEMBER THIS HOME IN YOUR WILL
THE FORT WAYNE
CHILDREN'S HOME
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA
Now in our seventy-eighth year of
service to the Church in a ministry to
children. Services include residen-
tial treatment for disturbed children ;
foster care and adoption placements ;
group care and casework help to un-
married mothers; adoption place-
ment for babies.
Well-qualified professional staff and
competent home life staff work to-
gether in the Christian spirit of
compassion.
Rev. John W. Heistand
Superintendent
P. O. Box 2038, Station A
FORT WAYNE 3, INDIANA
60IVNS
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REUTER
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The Reuter Organ today is regarded as a
leader in the organ building industry, and
is being selected by an increasing number
of distinguished churches throughout the
nation. Your inquiry is invited.
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Further information may be secured at the
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287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
ELMHURST COLLEGE
Founded 1871
4-YEAR LIBERAL ARTS
COEDUCATIOt>JAL
Located in EInnhurst, Illinois, a beautiful suburb
1 6 miles west of Chicago
We participate in the
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For full information write today to
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
NEW RESIDENCE HALL FOR MEN
PACIFIC
UNIVERSITY
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OREGON
-Founded 1849
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Optometry
School of Music
Graduate School
An Accredited institution preparing
young men and women for responsible
Christian life in the community. Related
to the Congregational Christian
Churches.
Teacher training for elementary and
secondary schools; preparation for theo-
logical and other professional schools;
degrees in optometry and music; a full
liberal arts college program.
For information write:
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
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Those who enter the service of the Church know that
they must turn their backs on some prizes in order to
seek "the prize of the upward call." Wealth, pres-
tige, the cheap success achieved by mediocrity —
will not attract the committed minister.
But he does want to achieve a few goals in order
to serve "the present age." These are few and
simple — reasonable security for the family, an
educational fund for children and a hedge against
the perils of old age.
The Presbyterian Ministers' Fund makes these objectives its sole aim.
The Fund exists for the one purpose of helping the clergyman to help him-
self. He can depend on this 244 year old organization to assist in making
the minister become a more efficient servant of his Master.
See how it is done — write to
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An organization started within the Evangelical Church of
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Pastors Personal Effects. We invite you to
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Many ministers have discovered an effective way of carrying the church
into the home by estabUshing family worship and personal devotions.
These ministers have found that with the aid of The Upper Room, they
can broaden the ministry of their church and enrich the lives of its mem-
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The Upper Room, the world's most widely used devotional guide, con-
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to leave a copy of The Upper Room when they call in the home, or have
the church furnish a copy to every family in the congregation. Used either
way, clergymen of all denominations have found that The Upper Room
helps to carry the church into the home and enrich the lives of its users.
The cost of providing The Upper Room is indeed small. In lots of ten or
more to one address, the price is only 7^ a copy. Consignment orders
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Write for a free copy of The Upper Room and folder describing a work-
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ANDOVER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
Newton Centre 59, Massachusetts
THE FACULTY
Herbert Gezork, Ph.D., D.D., LL.D., President, Andover Newton Theological School
Roy Pearson, B.D., D.D., Dean, Andover Newton Theological School; President, Andover Theological
Seminary; Bartlet Professor of Sacred Rhetoric
John Milton Billinsky, B.D., PJd.D., Guiles Professor of Psychology and Clinical Training
John Woolman Brush, B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Professor of Church History
Gerald Robertson Cragg, M.A., Ph.D., D.D., Professor of Historical Theology
John Leslie Dunstan, Ph.D., D.D., Professor of Missions and Comparative Religion
Wesner Fallaw, M.A., Ed.D., Howard Professor of Religious Education
Nels Fredrik Solomon Ferre, A.M., B.D., Pli.D., D.D., Abbot Professor of Christian Theology
Wallace Forgey, B.D., S.T.M., D.D., Professor of Pastoral Theology, Director of Field Work
Samuel MacLean Gilmour, B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Norris Professor of New Testament
Norman Karol Gottwald, B.D., Ph.D., Professor of Old Testament
Meredith Brook Handspicker, M.A., B.D., Instructor in Theology
Edmund Holt Linn, M.A., B.D., Ph.D., Professor of Speech
Ellis Eldridgb O'Neal, B.D., Interim Librarian
CuLBERT Gerow Rutenber, M.A., B.D., Pn.D., D.D., Professor of Pliilosophy of Religion and Social
Ethics
John Humphrey Scammon, B.D., S.T.M., Th.D., Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament
Russell Chase Tuck, A.M., B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D., Professor of Greek and New Testament
Harrell Frederic Beck, S.T.B., Ph.D., Visiting Lecturer in Old Testament
Lloyd Erwin Beebe, B.D., S.T.M., Associate in Clinical Training
Edwin Prince Booth, S.T.B., Ph.D., D.Litt., D.H.L., Visiting Lecturer in Church History
Henry Curtis Brooks, B.D., S.T.M., Visiting Lecturer in Psychology
Habvey Gallagher Cox, Jr., A.B., B.D., Visiting Lecturer in Evangelism
L. Harold DeWolf, S.T.B., Ph.D., S.T.D., Visiting Lecturer in Church History
Louise Charlotte Drew, B.R.E., Director, Religious Education Laboratory
Andrew Dimitri Elia, M.D., Visiting Professor of Psychology
Albert Isaac Gordon, Rabbi, M.H.L., M.A., Ph.D., Visiting Lecturer on Judaism
Harland E. Hogue, B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Visiting Lecturer in Church History
Leon Fallis Kenney, B.D., S.T.M., Assistant in Clinical Training
Otis Aubrey Maxfield, S.T.M., Ph.D., Visiting Lecturer in Psychology
Paul Carleton Mills, B.D., S.T.M., Assistant in Clinical Training
Richard Donald Pierce, A.M., B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D., Lecturer on Church History
John Irving Smith, B.D., S.T.M., Associate in Clinical Training
David Metz Stowe, B.D., Th.D., Visiting Lecturer in Missions
Peter Waring, A.B., A.M., S.M.D., Visiting Lecturer in Church Music
EMERITI
Vaughan Dabney, A.M., B.D., D.D., Dean, President of the Andover Faculty, Bartlet Professor of Sacred
Rhetoric, Emeritus
James Percival Berkeley, B.D., D.D., Professor of Old Testament, Emeritus
FOUNDATION LECTURERS 1961
Robert McAfee Brown, B.D., Ph.D., Greene Lecturer
Ralph W. Sockman, Ph.D., S.T.D., D.D., LL.D., L.H.D., Litt.D., D.C.L., English Lecturer
Adverlisemenl
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ANDOVER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
Newton Centre 59, Massachusetts
SUMMER SCHOOL — PSYCHOLOGY AND COUNSELLING
John Milton Billinskt, B.D., Ed.D., Director, Summer School Clinical Training
Andrew Dimitri Elia, M.D., Associate Director, Summer School Clinical Training
Llotd Erwin Beebe, S.T.M., Boston City Hospital, Boston
Chaplain Harold R. Beede, S.T.M., Danvers State Hospital
Philip Dirlan Bonnet, M.D., Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals, Boston
Henry Curtis Brooks, S.T.M., Boston City Hospital, Boston
Rot A. Burkhart, Ph.D., The First Community Church, Columbus, Ohio
Joseph Hamilton Burnett, M.D., Boston City Hospital, Boston
Donald T. DE\^NE, M.D., Boston University School of Medicine
Stanley Goddard Estes, Ph.D., Harvard University, Cambridge
Otis Aubrey Maxfield, S.T.M., Andover Newton Theological School, Newton
Richard Vincent McCann, Ph.D., Andover Newton Theological School, Newton
Samuel Howard Miller, Th.B., D.D., Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge
Maurice Winthrop O'Connell, M.D., Boston City Hospital, Boston
Edward V. Pope, Ph.D., Washington, D. C.
Leicester Rupert Potter, Jr., A.M., S.T.M., Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals, Boston
John Irving Smith, S.T.M., Worcester State Hospital, Worcester
Walter Wegner, M.D., Boston City Hospital, Boston
STAFF
Paul R. Dunn, B.B.A., Assistant to the President
Vincent deGrbgoris, B.D., S.T.M., Associate Director of Public Relations
Herbert F. Stevenson, Comptroller
Evan J. Shearman, B.D., D.D., Director of Placement
Clairece Feagin, Assistant Registrar
George Sumner, Director of Housing and Property
Andover Newton Theological School is an aflBliation of Andover Theological Seminary, the oldest Con-
gregational seminary in America (founded 1807) and The Newton Theological Institution (founded 1825).
The School is located at Newton Centre within seven miles of Boston and Cambridge. The affiliation of the
two schools in 1931 brought together their combined financial resources, libraries and faculties, providing
excellent library facilities, and an outstanding faculty. These items, together with the location in greater
Boston, make unusual advantages available for theological students interested in taking their professional
study in New England.
Andover Newton Theological School has a student body, including its summer school, of approximately
300. These students have tlxe opportunity of taking specialized courses in Harvard Divinity School and
Boston University School of Theology without additional expense. In greater Boston and New England are
many of the oldest and most famous of the educational institutions of the country. As Andover Newton is in
the midst of them, tlie students can enjoy the cultural and traditional advantages which bring college and
professional students to Boston, not only from all over the country, but from all over the world.
Andover Newton Theological School's endowment, in excess of five million dollars, together with con-
tributions from churches, friends and alumni, in excess of one hundred thousand dollars annually, make it
possible for thus seminary to underwrite approximately $1,500 of each student's expenses. Therefore, charges
to students for board, room and tuition are most reasonable. In addition to underwriting each student for
$1,500 expenses, scholarsiiip grants are made on the basis of need and academic excellence. Neighboring
churches offer field work opportunities which further assist the students with their costs and at the same time
practical experience. Six dormitories, all new or modernized, provide apartments for married students and
rooms for single men and women.
The School grants three degrees: B.D., S.T.M., and M.R.E. The B.D. is granted ordinarily after three
years of study and one year of internsliip; this degree is also granted after three years of study and the writ-
ing of a thesis. The M.R.E. is granted to students with similar preparation after two years' study. The S.
T.M. is granted after at least a year of graduate study and the presentation of a satisfactory thesis. Both
men and women students may be candidates for these degrees.
Catalog on request
Roy Pearson, Dean
210 Herrick Road Newton Centre 59, Massachusetts
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BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Bangor, Maine
Incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts, February 25, 1814; charter confirmed by the Legislature
of Maine, February 19, 1831.
ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY
Frederick W. Whittaker, Ph.D., President, and Waldo Professor of Ecclesiastical History
Mervin M. Deems, Ph.D., Dean, and Fogg Professor of Sacred Rhetoric; Professor of Christian History
Charles Gordon Cdmming, Ph.D., George A. Gordon Professor of Old Testament Language and Litera-
ture, Emeritus
Marion J. Bradshaw, M.A., D.D., Professor of the Philosophy of Religion, Emeritus
Andrew Banning, Th.D., Buck Professor of Christian Theology; Registrar
Burton H. Throckmorton, Jr., Ph.D., Hayes Professor of New Testament Language and Literature
Stephen Szikszai, Th.D., George A. Gordon Professor of Old Testament Language and Literature
Walter L. Cook, B.A., B.D., Harry Trust Professor of Preaching and Pastoral Relations; Director of
Student Field Work
David William Jewell, Ed.D., Professor of Christian Education
Arnold W. Hearn, A.B., B.D., Assistant Professor of Philosophy of Religion and Christian Ethics
Ans J. VAN der Bent, B.A., Th.M., M.S.L.S., Librarian
Donald S. McCobb, B.S., Assistant to the President
Milton M. McGorrill, M.A., D.D., Lecturer on Preaching
Edward G. Ernst, B.A., S.T.B., Lecturer on Pastoral Theology
William J. Burger, A.B., B.D., Lecturer on Presbyterian History and Polity
David W. Trafford, Ph.D., Professor of History
Bernard Sass, B.S., M.A., Assistant Professor of Zoology
Edgar B. McKay, B.S., M.Ed., Assistant Professor of Social Science
MiLFORD E. Wence, Ph.D., Professor in English Literature
William H. Jeffrey, Ph.D., Professor in History
Thomas W. Parker, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in History
George K. Manlove, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in English
William R. Mague, Mus.B., Instructor in Music
Lillian H. Brush, Ph.D., Lecturer in Psychology
Elwin L. Wilson, B.A., S.T.B., Lecturer on Methodist History and Polity
Chartes F. Virtce, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy; History of Religions
CONVOCATION WEEK LECTURERS, 1901
Samuel H. Miller, D.D., Leader of the Beach Quiet Hour
Albert C. Outler, Ph.D., D.D., Lewis French Stearns Lecturer on Theology
Arthur C. McGiffert, Jr., LL.D., Litt.D., D.D., Samuel Harris Lecturer on Literature and Life
BACHELOR OF DIVINITY COURSE
A three-year program of theological studies is offered leading to the B.D. degree. The A.B. degree from
an accredited college, or an equivalent degree, is a pre-requisite.
BACHELOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COURSE
A two-to-four year program for women only. Includes studies in liberal arts, basic theological disci-
plines, specialized work in Christian education. Leads to B.R.E. degree.
PRE-THEOLOGICAL COURSE
In cooperation with the College of Liberal Arts of the University of Maine, the Seminary offers a two-
year pre-theological course to mature men with experience in other fields of endeavor and to a limited number
of younger liigh school graduates. After successful completion of the pre-theological course students are
admitted to the three-year course of theological studies. A diploma is granted for satisfactory completion of
this five-year program. Graduates may enter New England colleges with advanced standing for tlie A.B.
degree, the granting of which qualifies them for the Seminary's B.D. degree.
Expenses are unusually low. Campus apartments are available for married students. There are many
opportunities for service as student-pastors in neighboring churches. For catalog and further information,
please address the Dean, 300 Union St., Bangor, Maine.
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THE CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
5757 University Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois
The central Seminary Buildings and McCuffcrt House
Chicago Theological Seminary offers two degree programs: the Bachelor of Divinity and the Master
of Arts. The B.D. program normally requires three years of academic study (four years if internship is
elected) and prepares the student for the pastoral ministry and for other forms of religious leadersliip. The
M.A. program is offered in the areas of Christian education and sociology of religion. A B.A. degree or its
equivalent is required for admission.
The emphasis of the new curriculum at Cliicago Theological Seminary is upon independent learning
and the interpenetration of personal concern, theory, and practice. By agreement with the University of
Chicago, Seminary students will take a part of their work under the faculties of the University and will
have access to the libraries and other facilities of the University. Their academic study and guidance is
under the direction and control of the independent CTS faculty. The nucleus of the emerging CTS teacliing
.staff is announced below:
Howard Schomer, President of the Seminary, History oj Christianity
Philip A. Anderson, Dean of Students and Director of Field Experience Pastoral Theology
Douglas Horton, Faith and Order (Visiting Professor 1961)
Perry Deyo LeFevrk, Academic Dean, Constructive Theology
Daniel Lys, Biblical Literature
.John T. McNeill, History of Christianity (Visiting Professor 1961-02)
Victor Obenhaus, Associate Director of Field Experience, Christian Ethics
W. WiDicK Schroeder, Sociology of Religion
Ross Snyder, Religious Education
Arthur Cushman McGiffert, Jr., President Emeritus of the Seminary
Walker Moore Alderton, Emeritus
Fred Eastman, Emeritus
Samuel C. Kincheloe, Emeritus
Clinical Instructors
Phoebe Anderson, Director of Children's Work, Hyde Park Baptist Church
Donald Benedict, General Director, Chicago City Missionary Society
Clarence Bruninga, Chaplain, Elgin State Hospital
Clyde Dodder, Minister of Christian Education, First Congregational Church of Wilinett
Martha Snyder, Director of the CTS Nursery School
David D. Wright, Minister, West Side Christian Parish, Cliicago
Staff
Kenneth R. Hougland, Business Manager
Robert S. Moore, Associate Dean of Students and Executive Secretary .\luiiini .\.ssoii:ition
Cyrus V. Giddings, Director of Development and Secretary for Lay Education
Harvey Arnold, Librarian
Elsie H. McFadden, Assistant to the President
.Iosephinb Davis, Registrar
.I<jhn Gehlmann, Secretary for Communications
Announcements for the Sessions of 1961-62, describing in detail tlie new dimensions of theological
education at Chicago Theological Seminary will be sent on re<iuest. Write: President Howard Schomer,
5757 University Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois.
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THE HARTFORD SEMINARY FOUNDATION
Hartford 5, Connecticut
President — James N. Gettemv, M.A., B.D., D.D., L.H.D.
Treasurer — Hartford National Bank and Trust Company
Dean of Administration and Secretary — Willard T. Carter, B.D.
Dean of Students — Mrs. Estella H. Lane
Librarian of The Case Memorial Library — Dikran Haddidian', B.D., S.T.M.
THE HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Acting Dean: Harvey King McAhthur, Ph.B., S.T.M., Ph.D.
Faculty: Moses Bailey, M.A., B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D., Old Testament; George A. Riggan, A.B., B.D.,
Ph.D., Systematic Theology; Robert S. Paul, B.A., Oxford; M.A., D.Pliil., Church History; Peter L.
Berger, M.A., Ph.D., Asso. Prof. Social Ethics; James N. Gettemy, M.A., B.D., D.D., L.H.D., Prof.
Practics; Paul Ross Lynn, M.A., B.D., D.D., Practics; Harvey King McArthur, Ph.B., S.T.M., Ph.D.,
New Testament; William L. Bradley, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Phiilosophy of Religion; Ford Lewis Battles,
B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Church History; G. Homer Lane, B.A., Director of Field Work; John Frank Bul-
LOUGH, B.A., Mus.B., Organist and Assistant Professor, Music and Speecli; Stephen J. Callender, B.D.,
Speech; J- A. Notopolous, B.A., M.A., Greek; Harland G. Lewis, B.D., Practics; Wilhel.m Wuellnbr,
Ph.D., Assistant Professor, New Testament.
Lectures: Loyd F. Worley, M.A., D.D., Methodist Polity; Abraham J. Feldman, D.D., S.T.D., Old Testa
ment; Clayton F. Smith, B.A., B.D., Baptist Polity; Stanley Sandberg, Lutheran Polity; Curdon T.
ScoviLLE, B.D., Presbyterian Polity; Rockwell Harmon Potter, B.D., D.D., Congregational Polity;
Moses Bailey, Society of Friends Polity; John E. Hartzler, LL.B., Ph.D., Mennonite Polity; John H.
EsQUiROL, B.S., J.D., S.T.D., Episcopalian Polity.
THE HARTFORD SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Dean: Walter Houston Clark, Ed. M., Ph.D.
Faculty: Ruth Sanger Conant, M.A., B.D., Education; Helen Marie Edick, RLA., Ed.D., Education;
Walter H. Clark, Ed.M., Ph.D., Psychology; Georgiana Sie, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Nursery School and
Education; Helen Khoobyar, B.A., I\LA., B.D., Ed. R.D., Religious Education; M. Edward Clark,
B.D., Religious Education and Audio- Visual.
THE KENNEDY SCHOOL OF MISSIONS
Dean: Robert Thomas Parsons, B.D., M.A., Ph.D.
Faculty: ]\Ialcolm Pitt, M.A., B.D., D.D., India; Irven Paul, B.A., S.T.M., Ph.D., Latin America; Rob-
ert Thomas Parsons, M.A., B.D., Ph.D., Africa; Eleanor Taylor Calverley, M.D., Tropical Hygiene
and related subjects; Henry Allen Gleason, Jr., Ph.D., Linguistics; John Maurice Hohlfeld, B.S.,
S.T.B., Th.M., Ph.D., Linguistics; Elmer H. Douglas, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Arabic and Islamics; Paul W.
Leser, Ph.D., Anthropology.
Ass't. Professor: Absolom Vilakazi, B.A., M.A., Africa and Antliropology.
Visiting Professor: Daud Rahbar, M.A., Ph.D., Urdu and Pakistan.
Instructor: Lola Shepard, B.A., M.A., French.
Institute of Church and Community
Director: Peter L. Berger, M.A., Ph.D.
Assistant Director and Instructor: Joseph D. Duffey, B.D.
The Hartford Theological Seminary, The Hartford School of Religious Education, The Kennedy School
of Missions and the Institute of Church and Community are Graduate Schools, interdenominational and
coeducational, united in the Hartford Seminary Foundation, and offer professional training for the urban
and rural Ministry, teacliers of the Bible and of Religion, Directors of Religious Education, Church-related
Social Service, and for diversified Missionary services. The Case Memorial Library contains over 200,000
volumes and 70,000 pamphlets ard subscribes for 800 periodicals.
Five large stone buildings and several brick and stucco buildings on a thirty-acre campus are centrally
located in the Capitol City of Hartford.
The Hartford Theological Seminary offers the degree of B.D. in three years and the S.T.M. to qualified
holders of a B.D. in one year.
The School of Religious Education offers the degree of M.A. in two years to qualified holders of a Bache-
lor's degree. Also tlie Ed.R.D. in two or more years.
The Kennedy School of Missions offers specialized missionary training for Missionaries, candidates and
appointees of all Mission Boards. The degree of M.A. is available in two years. (One year for qualified fur-
loughed missionaries or qualified holders of a B.D.).
The Institute of Church and Community offers a three-year course of study in cooperation wth the
School of Social Work of the University of Connecticut leading to M.A. from the University and a certificate
in Church and Community from the Foundation.
The Foundation offers the degree of Ph.D. for qualified students enrolled in any of the three schools.
For further information address one of tlie deans.
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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
OBERLIN COLLEGE
Oberlin, Ohio
Established in 1835, it has been interdenominational throughout its history, has sustained cordial
relationship with Congregational Christian churches and work, and is a member of the Congregational
Christian Council of Theological Schools.
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FACULTv: President — Robert Kenneth Care, JNLA., Ph.D., LL.D.
Dean — Roger Hazelton, M.A., B.D., Ph.D., D.D.
Walter Marshall Horton, B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D., D.H.C, Systematic Theology
Herbert Gordon May, M.A., B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Old Testament Language and Literature
Llewelyn Arnold Owen, M.A., B.D., S.T.M., Th.D., D.D., Pa.storal Theology and Human
Relations
Thomas Samuel Kepler, S.T.B., Ph.D., D.D., S.T.D., New Testament Language and Literature
Harold William Fildey, M.A., B.D., Ed.D., Christian Etliics and Religious Education
Richard Charles Wolf, B.D., Ph.D., Church History
.James William Lee, M.A., B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D., Philosophy of Religion
W. Marlin Butts, M.A., Ed.D., Community Studies and Social Ethics
Ruth Lister, B.D., Religious Education
Paul Secrest, B.D., Ph.D., Pastoral Theology
Paul Henshaw Boase, M.S., Ph.D., Public Speaking, Radio and Television; Wolfgang Ste-
CHow, Ph.D., Church Art and Architecture; Joseph Ferguson King, B.D., Ph.D., D.D,,
Ilomiletics; Waymon Parsons, B.D., D.D., Homiletics; Lewis L. Gilbert, B.D., S.T.M..
Pastoral Theology; Fred Emil Zacharias, B.D., S.T.M., Bible; William R. Voblkel, B.D..
Pastoral Theology; Otis A. Maxpield, B.D., Ph.D., Pastoral Theology
Primary Purpose: To give a thorough interdenominational preparation for the Christian ministry and
to provide opportunities for specialized work in any of the major fields of the curriculum.
Terms of Admission: Graduation from an accredited college, aptitude for the ministrj', and church
membership.
Degrees Offered: M.A., M.R.E., B.D., and S.T.M.
Accrediting Agency: The American Association of Theological Schools.
The Schauffler Division: Schauffler College of Religious and Social Work in Cleveland, Oliio, mergeii
with the Graduate School of Theology in 1954 and became The Schauffler Division of Christian Education,
offering a two year M.R.E. program and courses in Church Social Work.
Opportunities: Two semesters and a tlireo week summer school annually. Distinguished faculty; ecu-
menical spirit. Unique facilities in academic studies and in supervised field work. Student pastorates, as-
sistantsliips, R.E. directorships in city and rural churches. Apartments for married students.
For further information, address the Office of the Dean, Bosworth Hall, Oberlin, Ohio.
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PACIFIC SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Berkeley 9, California
Founded by Congregationalists in 1866, Pacific School of Religion lias been interdenominational since
1912. Six other denominational seminaries are situated near-by, making the Bay Area one of the major cen-
ters of theological education in this country and greatly enriching the opportunities for theological studj'
and student fellowship.
FACULTY
Stuart LeRot Anderson, B.D., M.A., D.D., Litt.D., President, and Professor of Pastoral Ministry
J. Christiaan Beker, B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D., Associate Professor of New Testament Theology
Robert E. Fitch, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Dean, and Professor of Christian Ethics.
Jack Finegan, A.B., M.A., B.D., M.Th., LIC THEOL. (Berlin), LL.D., Professor of New Testament
Literature and Interpretation, Director of Palestine Institute, and Dean of the Summer School
A. DuRWooD Foster, A.B., B.D., Th.D., Associate Professor of Christian Theology
Georgia Harkness, B.A., M.R.E., Ph.D., Litt.D., D.D., Professor of Applied Theology
Harland E. Hogue, B.S., B.D., D.D., Ph.D., Carl Patton Professor of Homiletics
.7. Stillson Judah, B.A., Lib.Cert., Litt.D., Librarian and Professor of the History of Religion
Robert C. Leslie, A.B., S.T.B., Ph.D., Professor of Pastoral Psychology and Counseling
Margaret Lobb, B.A., M.A., B.Th., Associate Professor of Religious Education
Charles S. McCoy, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Professor of Religion in Higher Education
John Herbert Otwell, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Professor of Old Testament
Albert T. Rasmussen, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Professor of Religion and Society
Wayne R. Rood, B.A., B.S., B.D., M.R.E., Th.D., Associate Professor of Religious Education
Calvin J. Sutherlin, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Field Work
John von Rohr, B.B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Professor of Historical Theology and History of Christianity
Raezella K. Anderson, A.B., M.A., Lecturer in Speech
Herman Eichorn, B.A., S.T.B., S.T.M., Lecturer in Pastoral Counseling
Kenneth Jewell, Mus.B., Mus.M., American Guild of Organists, Lecturer in Sacred Music
Vere V. LoPEK, A.B., B.D., D.D., Lecturer of Ministerial Practice and Church Administration
Karl Victor Schultz, A.B, M.A., Ph.D., Psychological Consultant.
EMERITI
Herman Frank Swartz, M.Sc, D.D., LL.D., President and Professor Emeritus of Christian Ethics
George Tolover Tolson, A.B., M.A., B.D., D.D., Professor Emeritus of Church History
Hugh Vernon White, A.B., B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D., D.D., Professor Emeritus of Christian Theology and
World Christianity
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Ruth Dye, Registrar
Gerald L. Painter, Controller and Business Manager
Melvin M. Swartz, B.H., Director of Public Relations and Secretary for Development
Lois Meacham, Secretary to the President
LECTURERS ON THE EARL FOUNDATION 1961
H. H. Farmer, Norris Hulse Professor of Divinity, Cambridge University
Merrimon Cuninggim, Director-Designate, The Danforth Foundation
Pacific School of Religion is adjacent to the University of California, the libraries and courses of wliich
provide rich ofiferings to supplement the work of this school.
Pacific School of Religion trains men and women for all phases of the Christian ministry, with particplar
emphasis on the pastoral ministry, religious education, and the mission field. A college degree or its equiva-
lent is required for admission.
A six week Summer Session, divided into two three-week terms, is held each year. Courses offered are
of special interast to pastors, religious educators, church workers, and missionaries, as well as regular
theological seminary students. Attendance is possible for tlie entire session or for either one of the three-
week terms. For information concerning the Summer Session ajjply to the Dean of the summer session.
The E. T. Earl Foundation brings eminent leader? and scholars to the School for special lectures and
conferences.
The Palestine Institute is a laboratory for Biblical studies, employing among other resources the note-
worthy archeological treasures recovered from the explorations made by Dr. Bad^^ at Tell-en-Nesbah, and
by Dr. McCown in Transjordania.
Pacific School of Religion is fullj' accredited by the American Association of Theological Schools. For
a catalogue and further information, write to the Registrar.
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YALE UNIVERSITY DIVINITY SCHOOL
New Haven, Connecticut
Open for service, 1822. This School is undenominational but is mentioned
as having had a Congregational origin and early history.
FACULTY
Alfred Whitney Griswold, Ph.D., L.H.D., LL.D., President of the University
Norman Sydney Buck, Ph.D., Provost of the University
LiSTON Pope, B.D., Ph.D., L.H.D., S.T.D., D.D., Dr. Theol., Dean of the Divinity School, Gilbert L.
Stark Professor of Social Ethics
AuTE L. Carr, LL.B., B.D., Associate Dean
Raymond Lee Wood, B.D., M.A., Executive Secretary and Secretary of the General Faculty
Margaret Stahl Marston, Registrar
RoL.\ND Herbert Bainton, B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Dr. Theol., Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History
Robert Lowry Calhoun, B.D., Ph.D., D.D., LL.D., Pitkin Profassor of Historical Theology
John Edward Dirks, B.D., Ph.D., Stephen Merrell Clement Professor of Christian Methods
Charles William Forman, B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D., D. Willis James Professor of Missions
Julian Norris Hartt, B.D., Pli.D., Litt.D., Noah Porter Professor of Philosophical Theology, and
Chairman of tlie Department of Religion in Yale College
Paul LeRoy Holmer, Ph.D., Visiting Professor of Theology
Randolph Crump Miller, Ph.D., S.T.D., D.D., Professor of Christian Education on the Luther A.
Weigle Fund
Paul Sevier Minear, B.D., Ph.D., LL.D., Winkley Professor of Biblical Theology
R.\YMOND Philip Morris, B.D., M.S., Litt.D., Librarian of the Divinity School, Profe.ssor of Religious
Literature, and Secretary of the Board of Permanent Officers
William Muehl, LL.B., Professor of Practical Theology
BuNYAN Davie Napier, B.D., Ph.D., Holmes Professor of Old Testament Criticism and Interpretation
John Oliver Nelson, B.D., Ph.D., Litt.D., Director of Religious Field Work, and Professor of Christian
Vocation
Helmut Richard Niebuhr, B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Litt.D., S.T.D., D. Theol., Sterling Prof&ssor of Theology
and Christian Ethics
Paul Schubert, Ph.D., Buckingham Professor of New Testament Criticism and Interpretation
Paul Herman Vieth, B.D., Ph.D., Horace Bushnell Professor of Christian Nurture
Harry Baker Adams, B.D., Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology, and Director of Professional Studies
Sydney Eckman Ahlstrom, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Church History
Russell James Becker, B.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology
Brevard Springs Childs, B.D., M.A., Th.D., Associate Professor of Old Testament
William Armistead Christian, B.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Religion
James Moody Gustafson, B.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Social Ethics
NoRViN Jacob Hein, B.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Comparative Religion
George Arthur Lindbeck, B.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Historical Theology, and Director of
S.T.M. Studies
William Lee Miller, B.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Social Ethics
Marvin Hoyle Pope, M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Northwest Semitic Languages in the Graduate
School
George Parker Rossman, B.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Religion in Higher Education
.Iambs Edward Dittes, B.D., M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology of Religion
Hans Wilhelm Frei, B.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Religion
Charles Russell Krigbaum, M.F.A., Assistant University Organist, Assistant Profe.9sor in Organ
Pla.ving, Organist and Choirmaster in the Divinity School
Paul William Meyer, B.D., Th.D., Assistant Professor of New Testament
Gaylord Brewster Noyce, B.D., Assistant Director of Religious Field Work, and Assistant Professor
of Pastoral Theology
Samuel Reese Binch, B.D., Lecturer on the History and Polity of the Baptist Churches
Kenneth Robb Coleman, B.D., Lecturer on the History and Polity of the Episcopal Chprch
David Dunn, B.D., D.D., Lecturer on the History and Polity of the United Church of Christ.
James Fairfield English, B.D., D.D., Lecturer on the History and Polity of the United Church of Christ
Erdman Harris, B.D., Th.D., Lecturer on Religion and Fine Arts
Luther Raymond Livingston, M.A., Lecturer on the History and Polity of the Lutheran Church
John Alla.n Ranck, B.D., Th.M., D.D., Lecturer on the History and Polity of the Evangelical LTnited
Brethren
John Arthur Russell, Jr., B.D., S.T.M., Lecturer on the History and Polity of the Methodist Church
Porter H.\milton Turner, B.A., Adviser to Henry Wright Fellows
Relation to the University — The Divinity School is one of the co-ordinate departments of Yale
University. The studies are arranged in vocational groups leading to the degree of M.A.R. or B.D. These
groups are (a) The Pastoral Ministry; (b) Foreign Missionary Service; (c) Religious Education in Church
and School; (d) Religion in Higher Education; (e) Teaching and Research in Religion. A graduate cla.ss for
advanced study is also offered, leading to the degree of S.T.M., M.A., or Ph.D.
Opportunities for Self-Help — ■ The Scholarship funds of the School are used to create opportunities
through wliich students may receive training for their future work. Field work opportunities are provided
during the school year in churches large and small, in a city-wide program of YMCA boys' clubs, in ps.v-
chiatric aid programs and settlement houses. Summer work and internship year programs are also available.
Applications for Admission — Only graduates of colleges or universities of recognized standing are
admitted to the School. Catalogues and forms of application for admi.ssion may be obtained by addressing
Dean Liston Pope, 409 Prospect St., New Haven 1], Conn.
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THE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY OF YANKTON COLLEGE
Yankton, South Dakota
Yankton offers an integrated theological and liberal arts program. The theological student enrolls in
the School of Theology and in the college at the same time. Included in liis course for the B.A. degree is one
full year of theological training. An additional year of graduate study in the School of Theology is required
for tlie Bachelor of Theology degree. This five-year plan is designed to meet the special needs of the churches
of this area.
The School educates young men and women for the ministry of German and English speaking Congre-
gational churches in the Middlewest and Western Regions where churches are primarily rural.
The School was established in 1882 as the German Department of the Chicago Theological Seminary
and was continued in 1916 at Redfield, South Dakota as the Redfield College Seminary, and affiliated with
Yankton College in 1932 as the School of Theology of Yankton College.
FACULTY
Rev. Allan R. McAllaster, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Acting Dean, Professor of Bible and Biblical Languages
Rev. George Eisenach, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Professor of Church History and German
Rev. Howard P. Boearth, B.A., B.D., Professor of Christian Theology
Rev. Ernest H. Sprenqeb, B..A.., Th.B., B.D., Professor of Practical Theology
HOWARD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Washington 1, D. C.
FACULTY
Jambs M. Nabrit, Jr., A.B., J.D., LL.D., President
Daniel G. Hill, B.D., M.A., S.T.M., Th.D., Dean, Professor of Practical Theology
William Stuart Nelson, B.D., LL.D., Professor of Christian Theology
Leon E. Wright, Ph.D., Professor of New Testament
James D. Tyms, Ph.D., Associate Profes.sor of Religious Education
John H. Giltner, Ph.D., Associate Professor in Church History
James Deotis Roberts, Ph.D., Associate Professor in the History and Pliilosophy of Religion
Evans E. Crawford, Ph.D., Acting Dean of the University Chapel; Part-time Instructor in Practical
Theology and Social Ethics
Mark Fax, M.M., Visiting Professor in Church Music
Gene Rice, B.D., Instructor in Old Testament
H. Albion Ferbell, Th.B., Th.M., Lecturer in Church Polity and Liturgies; Chaplain to Episcopal Stu-
dents of Howard University
Ethel L. Williams, A.B., B.S., Librarian
VISITING PROFESSORS AND LECTURERS
Leon M. Adler, B.S., Visiting Lecturer in Jewish Life and Literature
Josephine H. Kyles, M.A., Visiting Lecturer in Religious Education
Fulton O. Bradley, M.A., Instructor in the Sociology of Religion
Edward F. Dobihal, B.D., Visiting Lecturer in Pastoral Counseling
Agnes Delano, M.A., Visiting Instructor — Art in Religion
Orbib G. Robinson, D.D., Visiting Lecturer in Methodist Polity
Relation to Howard University — The School of Religion is one of ten schools and colleges of Howard
University.
Degrees — The Degree of Bachelor of Divinity and Master of Arts in Religious Education are offered.
Grants-in-aid are provided for students on the basis of need. Scholarships are available for students
making superior records in courses.
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SOUTHERN UNION COLLEGE AND MINISTER'S SCHOOL
Wadley, Alabama
Located in the midst of the largest cluster of Congregational Christian Churches in the Southeast Con-
vention, Southern Union seeks to serve the young people of the area through its liberal arts program and the
ministers through its Minister's School. Ministers may enroll as resident students and work toward the
Bachelor of Philosophy Degree, wliich requires two years of liberal arts and two years of theological studies.
For those ministers who cannot leave their churches and attend as resident students, the College, in
cooperation with the Southeast Convention, has a special in-service training program. Classes are held on
the campus for one week eacli fall and spring, and courses begun at these sessions are continued by cor-
respondence. Outstanding speakers, including Congregational Christian and other national leaders, supple-
ment the college faculty for these convocations. Ministers receive certificates upon the satisfactory comple-
tion of this four-year course.
"Every worthy student is entitled to a college education" has been accepted as a theme at Southern
Union. Hence, every possible effort is made to locate financial and working scholarships for all students who
meet tlie admission requirements. The nickname "Little Berea" is both appreciated and is a challenge.
Southern Union endeavors to be a genuinely church-related institution. Although affiliated with the
Congregational Christian Churches, it welcomes students of all denominations. In order to serve the churches
of its area more effectively. Southern Union seeks constantly to improve its ever expanding program of
training for religious vocations.
The College is now in the process of a ten-year expansion program which will result in both improving
and enlarging its present facilities.
FACULTY
Walter A. Graham, President
Robert L. Faulkner, Business Manager
L. L. James, Registrar
Eunice Stephens, Treasurer
A. R. Van Cleave, Dean of Faculty, Professor of Psychology
Howard L. Cohder, Dean of Men
Martha S. Rogers, Dean of Women
S. A. Bennett, Professor of Old Testament and Sociology
Carl J. Landes, Professor of Philosophy
THE CONGREGATIONAL LIBRARY
of the American Congregational Association, proprietor of the Congregational Plouse
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
OFFICERS
President — Sargent H. Wellman
First Vice-President — Rev. Howard E. Pomeroy
Second Vice-President — E. Russell Davis
Corresponding and Recording Secretary — Thomas Todd, Jr.
Chairman of Executive Committee — Howard Wallingford
Treasurer — Ralph E. Whitney
Assistant Treasurer — Thomas Todd, Jr.
Librarian — Rev. John A. Harrer
Assistant Librarian — Miss Corrine M. Nordquest
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
Chairman — Rev. Ross Cannon
Rev. Dwight L. Cart Rev. Robert H. Barber
THE LIBRARY
Books are loaned by mail to ministers and others throughout the United States. Many send a list re-
questing that books be sent one or more at a time. Your Library has nearly 200,000 books and pamphlets,
including the newest books in theology, literature of the Bible, homiletics, religious education, history,
missions, church architecture, local church history, church arts, social problems, world affairs, and biogra-
phy. One of the original aims, when founded one hundred years ago, was the gathering of Puritan literature.
The Library continues to specialize in Congregational Christian liistory. You are invited to borrow all the
books you need. Write a letter or send a postal card. Research students may visit the librar3' for study of
17th century rare books.
New postage rates for the entire country apply to books sent and books returned: four cents for tlie
first pound, one cent for each additional pound. Packages should be marked Library Materials.
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BOSTON SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY, INC.
OfBce: Sailor's Club House, 287 Hanover St., Boston 13
Organized 1827. Incorporated 1829. Reincorporated 1922
On recommendation of the Commission on Missions the Society was reorganized in 1922 and became
the sole representative of the New England Congregational churches for Seaman's Work and is therefore
entitled to a regular apportionment from them. The Society's affairs are administered by the representatives
named below, elected by the New England Conferences. The former organization transferred to the new
Corporation more than $200,000 worth of real estate and other assets, including land and buildings in Boston
and Vineyard Haven and invested funds.
The Society is devoted to the material, social and spiritual welfare of seamen of all nations. It operates
the Sailor's Club House at 287 Hanover St., Boston, Mass. which is a well-equipped center for seamen where
single sleeping rooms, dormitory accommodations, meals, baggage checking and shower facilities may be
obtained at low, non-profit rates, and where are available, without charge, reading and recreation rooms,
pool tables, games of various kinds, television, postal and writing facilities.. Free entertainment, with
refreshments, is provided and religious services are held weekly. A resident Chaplain is available for counsel-
ing. There is a provision for sick, destitute and shipwrecked seamen. Books and magazines are placed aboard
ships in Boston, Mass., Providence, R. I. and Portland, Me. A Bethel is also maintained at Vineyard Haven,
Mass.
Officers 1960-1961
President — Mr. Walter R. Martin, Rumford, R. I.
Vice-President — Rev. Ralph A. Christie, Wethersfield, Conn.
Executive Director and Chaplain — Rev. Herman Van Lunen, (deceased)
Honorary Vice-Presidents — Admiral Donald B. MacMillan, Provincetown, Mass.
Mr. Arthur J. Crockett, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Clerk — Mr. B. MacDonald Steers, Stonington, Conn.
Treasurer — Mr. Howard M. Boothby, Melrose. Mass.
Asst. Treasurer — Miss Hilda R. Scales, Rowley, Mass.
Chairman of the Board of Governors — Rev. Forrest C. Higqins, Hopkinton, Mass.
state representatives
Term Term
Connecticut Expires New Hampshire Expires
Rev. John R. deSousA, Hartford 1961 Rev. Walter P. Brockway, Seabrook 1961
Rev. Edward H. Hayes, North Stonington 1961 Mr. Kenneth H. Duston, Hampstead 1962
Mr. B. MacDonald Steers, Stonington 1961 Rev. Robert O. Swanson, Penacook 1963
Rev. Ralph A. Christie, Wethersfield 1962 ,-,1- i t i
Rev. Malcolm S. Crook, Groton 1962 Rhode Island
Rev. Henry A. Peck, Windsor Locks 1962 Mb. Walter R. Martin, Rumford 1961
Rev. Robert Y. Johnson, New London 1963 Mr. James Baldwin, Pawtucket 1962
Rev. W. Dixon Hoag, Old Lyme 1963 Rev. William H. Brittain, Pawtucket 1963
Maine
Vermont
Rev. Kenneth V. Gray, South Paris 1961 at a t ttt u j mci
Rev. Stanley F. Johnson, Wiscasset 1962 ^r. Stanley X^mes, Weybridge 1961
Rev. Harold E. LeMay, Elliot 1963 Rev. George Weiss, Wallingford 1962
', Rev. John C. DeBoer, Burlington 1963
Massachusetts
Rev. Peter Cobea, Quincy 1961 members-at-large
Rev. Emerson Curry, Boston 1961 Rev. Forrest C. Higgins, Hopkinton, Mass. 1961
Rev. Lester G. Myers, South Dartmouth 1961 Rev. Sumner W. Johnson, Berlin, Conn. 1961
Mr. Loomis Patrick, Newton 1961 Rev. John A. Samublson, Newton Highlands,
Mr. George L. Wey, Wintlirop 1961 Mass. 1961
Rev. Edwin T. Anthony, Plymouth 1962 Mr. Albert R. Sharp, Brookline, Mass. 1961
Mr. Edwin W. Folsom, West Newton 1962 Mr. Maurice C. Blake, Brookline, Mass. 1962
Rev. Clifford J. Miller, Roxbury 1962 Mr. Howard IVL Boothby, Melrose, Mass. 1962
Rev. Edwin Nylen, West Concord 1962 Rev. Morten Sorensen, Cape Elizabeth, Me. 1962
Rev. Linwood C. Potter, Dennis 1962 Mr. Ephraim Martin, Belmont, Mass. 1963
Mr. David W. Bartlett, Greenfield 1963 Mr. Chauncey S. Stevens, Newton High-
Mr. William A. Burnett, Charlestown 1963 lands, Mass. 1963
Rev. Roger Cleveland, East Boston 1963 Rev. Kenneth R. Teed, East Longmeadow,
Rev. Carl F. Hall, Gray, Me. 1963 Mass. 1963
Rev. Donald Ward, North Weymouth 1963 Mr. William J. Usher, Cambridge, Mass. 1963
ANNUAL MEMBERS
Rev. Richard P. Carter, Suffield, Conn. Rev. Carl F. Schultz, Hyannis, Mass.
Mr. p. Edward Eden, Newton Centre, Mass. Mr. Francis S. Wilson, Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Rev. Albert B. Reynolds, Portsmouth, N. H. Captain William Winberg, Waltham, Mass.
Mr. James M. Rothwell, Boston, Ma.ss.
BOARD of governors
Rev. John R. deSousA, Hartford, Conn. Rev. Carl F. Schultz, Hyannis. Mass.
Rev. Sumner W. Johnson, Berlin, Conn. Rev. Walter P. Brockway, Seabrook, N. H.
Rev. Morten Sorenson, Cape Elizabeth, Me. Rev. William H. Brittain, Pawtucket, R. I.
Rev. Edwin T. Anthony, Plymouth, Mass. Mb. St.^nley James, Weybridge, Vt.
Rev. Carl F. Hall, Mass. (Gray, Me.)
Bequests should be made payable to the Boston Seaman's Friend Society, Inc. Contributions from
Churches and individuals solicited.
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OTHER PASTORS (not members of associations or conferences)
AND
ICENTIATES
List of pastors who liave been reported as not having full ministerial standing. A few states report
men who have been "approved as lay preachers." The list also includes the names of all licentiates reported
by state registrars, whether or not they are serving churches, as well as candidates for the ministry, who
are in care of a local Association. The Association, to which a Congregational Christian licentiate, candidate
or lay preacher belongs, may be had upon application to the editor of the Year Book, Mrs. Henry J. Steele,
287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y., or to the state conference office.
Abbreviations are as foliows:
i.c.a. Candidate in care of local association
Lay. Layman
Lay pr. Approved as lay preacher
Lie. Licentiate
Stud. Student
Abbot, Harold C, Bapt., HiU, N. H.
Acorn, Joseph, Meth. Lie, 404 Gregory Lane,
Pleasant Hill, Cal.
Acosta, Marc A. L., Stud., 214 Cedar St., Bangor,
Me.
Adams, Carroll P., Lay pr.. Box 584, Montpelier,
Vt.
Adams, Ronald, i.c.a., 329 N. Main St., East Long-
meadow, Mass.
Adcock, Kenneth E., Disc, Brookline, N. H.
Aderholt, Robert R., Lie, Box 294, HaleyviUe, Ala.
Adkins, Jerry, i.c.a., 2512 Linden Dr., Kansas City,
Kans.
Aeschliman, Charles W., Lie, Centralia, Kans.
Aho, Keijo I., I.F.C.A., 9 Morton St., W., Quincy
69, Mass.
Ainsworth, B., Stud., New Market, Ind.
Aisenbrey, Donald, Lie, Yankton College School
of Theology, Yankton, S. D.
Akana, F. Lang, Lie, 938 Lolena St., Honolulu,
Hawaii
Albin, Richard W., Faith Church, Springfield, Mass.
Albright, James D., Lay., 236 Grant Ave., Cliffside
Park N. J.
Albright, Roger L., Lie, R.D. 2, Rutland, Vt.
Allcox, E. M., Lie, P.O. Box 246, Littleton, N. C.
Allen, Charles M., Lie, 136 Liberty St., Randolph,
Mass.
112 Oakdale Ave., Pawtucket,
Allen, Eleanor, i.c.a.
R.I.
Allen, Frederick C,
stock. Conn.
Allen, John, i.c.a..
Haven 11, Conn.
Allen, John C, i.c.a.
Meth., Box 185, South Wood-
Yale Divinity School, New
1027 Pine St., Burlington, Vt.
Meriden,
Allen, John J., Stud., 530 Murdock Ave.
Conn.
Allen, Warren, Lay., Teachers College, Minot, N. D.
Allen, William Wayne, Jr., i.c.a., 220 W. Evans St.,
Pueblo, Colo.
AUinder, William F., Lie, Genoa City, Wis.
Allnatt, Donald C, Lie, 33 State St., Seneca Falls,
N. Y.
Alvira, Agustin C, Meth., 800 E. 156th St., New
York 55, N. Y.
Alvord, Graham, Lay., Kittery Point, Me.
Ambler, John, Meth., 5 Chapel St., Ashburnhani,
Mass.
Amidon, WilUam F., Lie, R. D. 3, Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Amstutz, Allison A., Presb., 109 N. Harrison St.,
Ludington, Mich.
Amstutz, Platte, Presb., Onekaina, Mich.
Amundson, O'Dell, Lie, Box 43, Valley Citv, N. D.
Ancker, Mitchell T., Presb., 1448 E. 53rd St.,
Chicago 15, 111.
Anderson, Gordon 11., i.c.a., 631 Norfolk Dr., St.
Louis 22, Mo.
Anderson, Herbert, Bapt., 163 Center Ave., Plym-
outh, Pa.
A., i.c.a., 1176 Pleasant St.,
Lie, 17 Seminary PL, New
Anderson, Kennetli
Worcester, Mass.
Anderson, Peter A.
Brunswick, N. J.
Anderson, Philip E., Asscm. of God, Newfane, Vt.
Anderson, Robert H., Lie, Brookfield Center, Conn.
Anderson, Roy E., E. d- R., Nickerson, Kans.
Anderson, Terence R., Un. Ch. Can., 195 Ridgewood
Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J.
Andrews, Jesse, Lie, Herrick, S. D.
Angove, A. E., Lie, R. 2, Madrid, Iowa
Anneler, Darwin W., Lie, R.D. 1, Corfu, N. Y.
Antcliff, Clifford G., Lie, R. 39, South Lebanon, Ind.
Anthony, Jean S., i.c.a., Japan
Anthony, Kenneth, Jr., i.c.a., Wooster College,
Wooster, Ohio
Anwyl, John Hugh, Lie, 8100 Dante Ave., Chicago
19, lU.
Argetsinger, Cecil H., Cons. Cong. Chr., Mantor-
ville, Minn.
Ariyoslii, Gilbert, i.c.a., California Western Univer-
sity, San Diego 6, Cal.
Armstrong, C. A., Meth., 1028 N. 14th St., Fargo,
N. D.
Arnett, Matt, Lie, 2140 Cass St., La Crosse, Wis.
Arnold, Richard E., i.c.a., 2515 42nd Ave., W.,
Seattle 99, Wash.
Arturet, Antonio, Lay., Box 101, Humacao, P. R.
Ashworth, Ronald, i.c.a., Ryder Lane, New Bed-
ford, Mass.
Aufiero, Harry A., Cons. Cong., 12 Beach St., Saco,
Me.
Augustine, Percy H., Ind., East Springfield, Pa.
Austin, James L., i.c.a., 11 Franklin St., Feeding
Hills, Mass.
Auweloa, Harry, Lie, Waiakoa, Maui, Hawaii
Avazian, Paul, Presb., 145 S. Sycamore Ave., Los
Angeles 36, Cal.
Avery, Gordon G., Cony., 176 Robinson Ave.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Axline, Chester J., Lie, Sheridan, Mich.
Babcock, Fred I., Lie, Land O'Lakes, Wis.
Baber, .James, i.c.a., Pacific School of Religion,
Berkeley 9, Cal.
Baccus, Joseph H., Lie, 1640 Dwight St., Redlands,
Cal.
Bachelder, Glen C, Stud., Ward Hill, Mass.
Bahrman, Thor Hilding, i.c.a., 111-06 205th St., St.
Albans 12, N. Y.
Bailey, Charles, Jr., i.c.a., 1821 Fruitvale Ave.,
Oakland 1, Cal.
Baker, Joim, Unit., 413 E. Claveras St., Altadena,
Cal.
Baker, Kendall, i.c.a.. University of Iowa, Iowa
City, Iowa
Baker, Robert W., Eo. Free, 2 Atlantic Ave., Soutli
Boston 27, Mass.
Balch, Stanley R., i.c.a., 72 Sagamore Ave., Med-
ford, Mass.
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Baldwin, ilany D., i.c.a., 96 Inwood Rd., Bridge-
port, Conn.
Baldwin, Laurence, i.c.a., Springfield, Vt.
BaUinger, Dorothy, Lay., 400 Radiance Dr., Queens-
boro, N. C.
Bannon, Richard L., Lie, Liberty, Neb.
Barber, Mrs. John L., Lie, 547 Law Lane, Eugene,
Ore.
Barcus, Richard E., Bapl., Box 41, Cordova, 111.
Barlow, A. Ralpii, Meth., 822 E. 150th St., Cleve-
land 10, Oliio
Barnett, W'illiam C, Lay., Rock Creek, Ohio
Barrett, Maurice E., Meth., 8840 N.E. Second Ave.,
Miami 38, Fla.
Barringer, C. D., Disc, Winamac, Ind.
Barrus, Alvin, Lie, Cornish Flat, N. H.
Barstow, Raymond D., Lay pr.. South Bristol, Me.
Barthelmeh, Donald J., E. & R., 105 S. Seventh St.,
Zanesville, Oliio
Bartholomew, Burton A., Lie, R.D. 5, Box 225,
Brewer, Me.
Bartholomew, Orris E., Lie, 2716 19th St., Racine,
Wis.
Bass, Clarence, Lay., Stouffville, Ontario, N. Y.
Batchelor, Percy R., Adv. Chr., 308 Park Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Battles, Ford Lewis, Lie, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford
5, Conn.
Bauce, Elizabeth, i.c.a., State Line, Mass.
Baughman, Jacob, i.c.a., 2353 S. Vine St., Denver,
Colo.
Baumbaugh, David, i.c.a., 146 Newham St., Wil-
mington, Ohio
Baumgartner, Walter, E. & R., Schleswig, Iowa
Baur, Richard, i.c.a., Yale Divinity School, New
Haven, Conn.
Bauter, Don R., Disc, E. Broad & 21st Sts., Colum-
bus 5, Oliio
Beal, Blanclie J., Lay., Frenchboro, Me.
Beal, Gregory, i.c.a., Doane College, Crete, Neb.
Bean, David, Lie, Potosi, Wis.
Beane, Jasper M., Bapt. Lie, East Sumner, Me.
Beck, Robert A., i.c.a.. University of Iowa, Iowa
City, Iowa
Beck, Robert P., E. & R., 2322 KUne Ave., Cincin-
nati 11, Ohio page 8
Becker, William H., Lie, 203 Holden Green, Cam-
bridge 38, Mass.
Beckwith, Mrs. Elizabeth, Lay., 272 Amity St.,
Amherst, Mass.
Bedell, Davis, Lay., New Town, N. D.
Beduar, Zdenek F., Fresb., 44 WUdwood Rd., Can-
ton, Alass.
Beebe, Richard, i.c.a., 621 N. Park Ave., Tucson,
Ariz.
Beers, David, Lie, 409 Prospect St., New Haven 11,
Conn.
Bell, George G., Lay., 522 Nebraska St., S.W.,
Huron, S. D.
Bell, Pliillip, i.c.a.. Concord, N. H.
Bell, Roger, First Congregational Church, Troy,
Ohio
Belsan, Richard C, E. & R., 322 Wick Ave.,
Youngstown, Oldo.
Benbow, E. \V., Fresh., Federated Churches, Cor-
vallis. Ore.
Benner, Perle L., Lie, Eden, Vt.
Benner, W'ardell, Meth., Livingston College, Salis-
bury, N. C.
Berger, Mrs. L. W., 862 E. Lincoln St., Hillsboro,
Ore.
Bergthold, Robert, Lie, Carrier, Okla.
Bermister, Diane, i.c.a., Hampton, Iowa
Berry, Benjamin D., Jr., i.c.a., 4936 E. Capitol St.,
Wasliington 19, D. C.
Berry, Sidney M., 110 Memorial HaU, Farrington
St., London E. C. 4, England
Berryliill, George E., Ind., 1461 Echo Park Ave.,
Los Angeles 26, Cal.
Bethel, Raymond A., Lay., 51 Limestone Blvd.,
Chillicothe, Ohio
Betsch, Joseph, i.c.a., 475 E. Lockwood Ave.,
Webster Grove, Mo.
Bever, G. V., Chr., Jewell, Iowa
Bew, R. A., Lie, Sem. Trailer Park, Wake Forest,
N. C.
Beyer, Ella, Lie, Maybell, Colo.
Biays, Paul M., Lie, Downs, Kans.
Bible, Ronnie, i.c.a., Buffalo, Ind.
Bidle, Ray A., Bapt., Rutland, Ohio
Bidot, Jose C, Lay., Box 534, Fajardo, P. R.
Biegert, John E., Ev. U. B., Box 28, Glen Ellyn, 111.
Bierbaum, Rev. Ruben J., E. & R., 2068 John St.,
Evansville 14, Ind. page 8
Bigelow, E. L., Meth., Franklin, Vt.
Biggs, Donald W., Stud., 6 Glen Rd., Cranston, R. I.
Billups, Charles B., Lie, W. 1415 Dalke St.,
Spokane IG, Wash.
Bingham, Glenn F., Cons. Cong., Danby, Vt.
Birdsall, C. Lee, Ev. U. B., Beach, N. D.
Bishop, Newell E., i.c.a., 21 Ridge Way St., Easton,
Conn.
Bixby, William L., Bapt., Northeast Harbor, Me.
Bixler, Virgil N., Chr. Mis. AL, Prattville, Mich.
Blackmer, F. Moss, Lie, R.D. 2, Putney, Vt.
Blair, Reginald, i.c.a.. Wilder, Vt.
Blaisdell, Orin D., Stud., Andover Newton Theo-
logical School, Newton Centre 59, Mass.
Blake, Robert O., Lie, 23 KeUeran St., Houlton,
Me.
BlakeweU, Kenneth Eugene, i.c.a., 135 N. Oakland
St., Pasadena, Cal.
Blanchette, Donald F., Lie, 224 New York Ave.,
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Blankenhorn, Warren A., Lie, Box 773 Phenix City,
Ala.
Blok, Martin, Cons. Bapt., R.D. 2, Paw Paw, Mich.
Blount, RosweU C, i.c.a., 5751 Woodlawn St.,
Chicago 37, lU.
Blue, Robert E., Stud., Rock Village, Middleboro,
Mass.
Blume, William W., Lie, Portland, N. Y.
Blunden, Larry H., Lie, Lancaster Theological
Seminary, Lancaster, Pa.
Bode, Erwin, Stud., 215 Herrick Rd., Newton
Centre 59, Mass.
Bogert, Elizabeth A., i.c.a., 55 Ehzabeth St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn.
Bolton, Albert, Lie, 209 First St., Sandstone, Minn.
Booke, Peter W., Jr., i.c.a., 83 Oak St., Stoneham,
Mass.
Boonstra, Albert D., Lay., 21 Sandra Rd., East
Walpole, Mass.
Boos, Guillermo, Lie, San Martin 119, Concordia,
Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A.
Boos, Wilhelm, Lie, Cunha Pora Estada Santa,
Catarina, via Irai, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A.
Booth, Larry L., Lie, Stanley, Kans.
Booth, Mary L., i.c.a., Florida State University,
Tallahassee, Fla.
Borden, Myra T., Bapt., Westminster West, Vt.
Boring, Andrew J., Lie, R. 1, Swayzee, Ind.
Borton, Cameron, Lie, 2540 S.E. Second Ct., Pom-
pano Beach, Fla.
Boruff, H. v., Lie, Linwood Dr., Waycross, Ga.
Bostick, William, Lie, 50916 Court 1-Ensley, Bir-
mingham 8, Ala.
Boutiher, Eugene, Lie, 1729 Arch St., Berkeley 9,
Cal.
BoutweU, Robert B., Lie, Jeffersonville, Vt.
Bowen, Bruce H., Stud., Norridgewock, Me.
Bowers, James, i.c.a.. North Troy, Vt.
Bowman, Stanley, i.c.a., 2410 Dana St., Berkeley,
Cal.
Bowman, Stanley J., Lie, 150A Herrick Rd., New-
ton Centre, Mass.
Boyer, Jerry, Bapt., Cynthiana, Ind.
Boyer, Mrs. Mary Rice, Lie, 1096 Oak St., Win-
netka, lU.
Boyer, WiUiam C, Ev. U. B., Congregational
Church, Christiansburg, Ohio
Boyle, Richard, i.c.a., 1100 S. Goodman St., Roch-
ester N. Y.
Bozell, Wayne E., Lie, R. 2, Edinburg, Ind.
Bradley, Mrs. Carlene, Lie, Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Bradley, Joseph W., i.c.a., Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Bradstreet, Robert O., Lie, 2 Upton Ave., Beverly,
Mass.
Branton, James R., Ba]it., 170 Gregory Hill TM.,.
Rochester, N. Y.
I960] Pastors Not Members Cong'l Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 313
Breedlove, Robert H., Naz., 34 O'Neill St., Hudson,
Breen, Ronald T., Lie, 73 Vermont St., Rochester,
N. Y.
Brenning, Robert, i.c.a., Yankton School of The-
ology, Yankton, S. D.
Brice, William B., Bapl., Mapleton, Min.
Briggs, Charles W., Bapt., Hancock Rd., Williams-
town, Mass.
Bright, Gerry, Lay., Box 9, Orland, Ind.
Bright, James K., Lie, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
Brill, W. E., Lie, Lehew, W. Va.
Briscoe, Ferris D., Lie, 4032 28th St., Port Huron,
Mich.
Brittle, Martha, i.ea., Elon College, N. C.
Brock, Arden V., Presh., 9.532 E. Friendship St.,
Pico Rivera, Cal.
Brogden, William R., Lie, Box 2.5, Spencerville, Md.
Brooks, Edwin A., Bapt., Box 471, Housatonic,
Mass.
Brooks, Wendell S., Lie, Onekama, Mich.
Browde, Joseph Arthur, Meth., 211 Main St., Port
Byron, N. Y.
Brown, Barbara, i.c.a., 2014.5 Gardendale St.,
Detroit 21, Mich.
BrowTi, David, Lie, 409 Prospect St., New Haven,
Conn.
Brown, Edwin, Lie, Box 424, Far Hills, N. J.
Brown, George W., Jr., 21 June St., Fall River,
Mass.
Brown, James G., P.em., 264 Hubbard St., Glaston-
bury, Conn.
Brown, John, Stttd., R. 1, Acton, Ind.
Brown, Lester H., Stud., 12 Windsor Dr., Scotis 2,
N. Y.
Brown, M., San Luis Obispo, Cal.
Brown, Ronald, Lie, 1295 E. Ridge St., Boulder,
Colo.
Brown, Roy S., Ev. Free, Lake St., Warroad, Minn.
Brown, W. C, Stud., 311 S. Washington St.,
Bloomington, Ind.
Brown, Willard, i.c.a., 1G029 Elderwood Ave., East
Cleveland 12, Oliio
Browning, Charles V., Chr. Afis. AL, Box 81, Cali-
mesa, Cal.
Brubaker, Richard L., Presb., .53 New England Ave.,
Summit, N. J.
Bryan, Charles, Jr., Lay., Prentice, Wis.
Bryant, Eldon, Disc, 410 Randolph St., Richmond,
Ind.
Buck, Mrs. Charles H., Lie, Nai)les, Me.
Bucklin, E. G., Bapt.. Colchester, Vt.
Budlong, Edwin C, i.c.a., 12.5 W. Old Watson Rd.,
St. Louis 19, Mo.
Buffalo, Dennis T., Lie, Howes, S. D.
Buhl, George S., Cong. Chr., 10 Center St., Kings-
ton, Mass.
Builta, Richard, i.c.a., 6411 Appoline St., Dearborn,
Mich.
Bull, Howard E., Lie, Saranac, Mich.
BuUmann, Rodolfe, Lie. Aldea San Antonio, por
Urdinarrain, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A.
Bruce, Roy, i.c.a., Bradley St., Watertown, N. Y.
Bundy, David T., Lie, Rodman, N. Y.
Burda, Richard, i.c.a., 5739 Riverton Ave., North
Hollywood, Cal.
Burger, LawTence P., Lie, Dupree, S. D.
Burgess, Montague Stephen, i.c.a., 139 Nassau
Blvd., Garden City, N. Y.
Burgess, Richard B., i.c.a., 80 Emerson Rd., Need-
liam, Mass.
Burgoyne, Wilfred, i.c.a., Bangor Theological Semi-
nary, Bangor, Me.
Burkhard, Clarence, 6901 Downing Highway,
Britton, Midi.
Burkhardt, Carl X., Disc, Broadus, Mont.
Burkhardt, Donald R., Stud., 4119 Boulevard PL,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Burlingame, Roger F., 12 Wall St., Foxboro, Mass.
Burnett, Carbon, Lie. ,208 Camden St., Raleigh, N. C.
Burnett, WilUam A., Lie, 27 Monument Sq.,
Charlestown, Mass.
Burns, G. J., Lie, West Academy St., Randleman,
N. C.
Burns, William, i.c.a., 47 N. Bompart St., Webster
Groves. Mo.
Burr, David D., i.c.a., 1st Congregational Church
Oberlin, Ohio
Bursey, Jonathan, Meth., Bristol, Vt.
Burton, Andrew P., Bapt., Center St., Franklin,
N. Y.
Bushman, Richard M., Lie, 7301 Curtis St., Detroit
21, Mich.
Buslinell, Howard R., Lie, R.D. 8, Norwich, Conn.
BushweU, Mrs. Jane, Lay pr., R.D. 2, Ludlow, Vt.
Butkofsky, E. O., E. A R., 2621 N. .Second St.,
Harrisburg. Pa. page 8
Butler, Kayrene, i.c.a., 2906 Regent St., Berkeley,
Cal.
Butler, Norman, Eo. U. B., R.D. 3, Georgetown,
Ohio
Buttaro, Alan H., Lie, 152D Herrick Rd., Newton
Centre .59, Mass.
Buttrey, John, i.c.a., 410 Conner St., New Haven,
Conn.
Buttrick, John, Lie, Englehart Hall, LTniversity
New Hampshire, Durham, N. H.
Byers, David M., Presh., Dwight Hall, Yale Univer-
sity, New Haven, Conn.
Cain, David K., Lie, 353 Hammond St., Bangor,
Me.
Calder, Ralph F. G., 110 Memorial Hall, Farringdon
St., London E.C. 4, England page 15
Calverly, David S., i.c.a., 29 Chestnut St., Worces-
ter, Mass.
Campbell, Alan R. W., Lie, 256 Harvard St., Med-
ford 55, Mass.
Campbell, Thomas H., Lie, 34 Spruce St., Westerly,
R. I.
Cantwell, Edward W., Bapt., 6 Endicott St., Wolfe-
boro, N. H.
Garden, Betsv, i.c.a., Elon College, N. C.
Carlisle, Odell B., Bapt.. Kalkaska, Mich.
Carlson, Bruce, Lie, Beloit CV liege, Beloit, Wis.
Carlson, Joel, 152 Summit St., East Providence,
R. I.
Carlson, Muriel P., A.C.W., 167 Russett Rd., West
Roxbury 32, Mass.
Carman, Raymond S., Bapt., 27 Great Rd., Bed-
ford, Mass.
Garner, Douglas G., Mrth., 61 Park Dr., Boston 1.5.
Mass.
Carolus, Harry C, E. i(- R., ."600 Purdue Ave.,
Baltimore, Md.
Carpenter, Alan M., Lay pr., 264 Union St., Bangor,
Me.
Carpenter, Richard, i.c.a., Keosauc|ua, Iowa
Carpenter, L. Robert, Lie., Buena Vista, Colo.
Carr, Ronald, Presb., Fairmont, Neb.
Carrell, O. W., Fr.. 823 E. 12th St., Crete, Neb.
Carson, Thomas, i.c.a., 2501 Xavier St., Denver,
Colo.
Carter, David, Stiu!., 2109 E. Cypress St., Enid,
Okla.
Carter, Robert, i.c.a., 18 Lowell Ave., Somerville,
Mass.
Carver, Donald, Meth., MoviUe, Iowa
Case, Harry L., Lay., 146 N. Broad St., Norwicli,
N. Y.
Case, Rodney J., Lie, 1C4B Herrick Rd., Newton
Centre 59, Mass.
Casillas-Arturo, Luis, Lay., Naguabo, P. R.
Cassedy, David, Lay pr., R. D., Windsor, Vt.
Caviness, J. W., Jr., i.c.a., Bennett Star R., Siler
City, N. C.
Cernolilavek, James W., Lie, 620 22nd St., Moline,
111.
Chang, T. S., Lie, R. 3, Myerstown, Pa.
Chapman, George D., i.c.a., .\ndover Newton
Theological Seminary, Newton Centre 59, Mass,
Chapman, George Dimond, Stud., Rindge, N. H.
Chapman, Hiram J., Bapt., Ridge Rd., Clarkson,
N. Y.
Chapman, Wilford D., Lay pr., 230 Indiana Ave.,
Watertown, N. Y.
Cliarland, William, i.ea., 5826 Goodricli ."^ve., S..
Minneapolis 16, Minn.
Chase, James S., Bapt., Box 55, South Egrcmont.
Mass.
Chase, Russell M., Meth., 10 Mohegan St., Water-
ville. Me.
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[1960
Chasney, George M., Lie, Letcher, S. D.
Chilcott, John L., Stud., 315 Main St., Greentown,
Ind.
Choate, William S., Lie, 14 High St., Newport, Me.
Christensen, A. Roy, Cons. Cong., 21 Kenwood Rd.,
Everett 49, Mass.
Christensen, Thomas, i.c.a., 2407 14th Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 4, Minn.
Christenson, Carl L., Lie, Box 434, Ivoryton, Conn.
Christian, Russell M., Cons. Bapt., 159 Elm St.,
West Mansfield, Mass.
Cliristofersen, Arthur F., My. ABCFM, 14 Beacon
St., Boston 8, Mass. page 243
Cimbora, Joseph M., i.c.a., R.D. 4, New Fairfield,
Conn.
Clapp, Edward S., South Woodbury, Vt.
Clapsliaw, Glendon A., Am. Bapt., 1121 11th St.,
Bremerton, Wash.
Clark, Deebe D., Lie, Harvard Divinity School,
Cambridge, Mass.
Clark, Denzil L., Gen. Bapt., R. R. 3, McLeansbcro,
111.
Clark, E. G., Lie, R.D. 1, Roanoke, Ala.
Clark, Edwin, i.c.a., Olivet College, Olivet, Mich.
Clark, John, Meth., Knoxville, 111.
Clark, Merlin L., Ch. of Breth., 1111 S. Clinton Ave.,
Oak Park, 111.
Clausen, Carl E., Meth., Box 373, Mahnomen, Minn.
Clay, Philip, i.c.a.. Concord, N. H.
Clegg, Howard R., 2174 Pontiac Dr., Pontiac, Mich.
Cleveland, Leroy V., Bapt., Canterbury, Conn.
Close, Marlin W., Lie, Chicago Theological Semi-
nary, Chicago, 111.
Clyma, Gene, i.c.a., 1801 Elmwood St., Kansas
City, Kans.
Clyma, Joseph, Meth., Andover, Ohio
Coahran, Jay A., Ev. U. B., R. R. 2, Sabina, Ohio
Coates, Jack, I.M.F., Plevna, Kans.
Coffey, A. J., Bapt., Briar Hill, N. Y.
Coffin, WiUiam S., Jr., Presh., 258 Yale Sta., New
Haven, Conn.
Cofield, J. H., Bapt., 1319 S. Alston Ave., Durham,
N. C.
Cogell, Wayne, i.c.a., 1315 Sixth St., Kenosha, Wis.
Coggon, Kenneth, Meth., Larimore, N. D.
Cole, Gary V., Lie, 1100 S. Goodman St., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Coleman, Donald, i.c.a., Yale Divinity School, New
Haven 11, Conn.
Coleridge, Clarence N., i.c.a.. Box 194, Drew Uni-
versity, Madison, N. J.
Colon, Cesar, Lay., Box 426, Rio Piedras, P. R.
Colton, David B., i.c.a.. Huckleberry Hill Rd., New
Canaan, Conn.
Colwell, Robert P., Lie, 130 S. Cherry St., Denver
22, Colo.
Comeau, Arthur N., i.c.a.. East Hampstead, N. H.
Condon, George D., Jr., Lie, R.D. 2, Amherst,
Mass.
Conklin, Merle Dean, Jr., Ind. Gos. Mis., Box 23,
Fiatt, m.
Conn, Robert L., Naz., Box 569, East Douglas,
Mass.
Connell, Richard F., Lie, Hartland, Vt.
Conner, David, Lie, 214 Cedar St., Bangor, Me.
Cook, Hale H., My. ABCFM. page 243
Cook, Leonard A., Lie, R. 2, Celina, Ohio
Cook, L. J., Fr., Box 502, Central City, Neb.
Cooper, Harold, Lie, Princeton, Mass.
Cooper, Robert C, Un. Prot., R.D. 1, Danielson,
Conn.
Cooper, Stanley, i.c.a., 3075 Mary St., Miami 33,
Fla.
Corbett, Cecil, Lie, Bloomington, Wis.
Corbett, Merle E., Bapt., Acworth, N. H.
Corby, John A., Chr. Mis. AL, Hillside Rd., Cliester,
N.J.
Corey, Judson M., Bapt., Conway, Mass.
Correll, Harlan G., Lie, 1107 S. Steel St., Robinson,
lU.
Cosraan, Peter L., Bapt., 90 Pine St., Brockton 20,
Mass.
Cossart, Duane A., Lie, Chiltonville, Mass.
Cost, Henry A., i.c.a., Bangor Theological Seminary,
Bangor, Me.
Cotner, R. A., Lie, Fort Recovery, Ohio
Coupe, Robert A., Jr., Stiid., 341 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me.
Coupe, William W., i.c.a., 104 Illinois St., Central
Falls, R. I.
Cousins, Herbert B., Univ., 14 Belmont St., Bruns-
wick, Me.
Cox, Barry, Presb., Buffalo, Wyo.
Craft, D. M., Lay., R. 1, Wedowee, Ala.
Crawford, Herman A., Bapt., Swaledale, Iowa
Crocker, Edwin, Meth., Main St., Blandford, Mass.
Crockett, Mrs. Olga, Lay pr., Bridgewater, Vt.
Crook, George W., Wes. Meth., LaGrangeville, N. Y.
Crooks, Richard D., Lie, 1005 Giddings St., S.E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Cross, Lester, Lay., Cannon Ball, N. D.
Cross, Wilton E., Unit., 24 Church St., Taunton,
Mass.
Grossman, D., Cov. Lie, Brattleboro, Vt.
Crowl, William, Stud., Hiram College, Hiram, Ohio
Cubie, David L., Naz., 114 Gilbert St., Maiden 48,
Mass.
Gulp, Leland, Lie, R. 1, Robinson, 111.
Cumler, Robert B., Meth., Dane St., Kennebunk,
Me.
Cunningham, Lauri, i.c.a.. Phoenix, N. Y.
Cunningham, Robert, i.c.a., Chicago Theological
Seminary, Chicago 37, 111.
Currey, Cecil B., Lie, 1526 Boyd St., Ashland, Neb.
Currie, Fred, Lay., 1214 Avondale Dr., Burlington,
N. C.
Curtis, Newell H., Jr., Lie, Box 40, Main St.,
Plympton, Mass.
Curtiss, Ohmer J., Lie, Box 146, Buckley, Mich.
Gushing, Samuel G., Lie, Hallam, Neb.
Curbirth, Robert E., Chr. Mis. AL, Hartwick, Iowa
Cutting, David W., Lie, Ruby Avenue Church,
Kansas City, Kans.
Daack, James, i.c.a., University of Dubuque, Du-
buque, Iowa.
Dahlgren, James E., Ev. Mis. Cov., 372 Prospect
Ave., Staten Island, N. Y.
Dahm, Jay C, Lie, 1248 Buchanan St., Topeka,
Kans.
Dakers, Peter A., i.c.a., 16 Oakview Ter., Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
Dale, Richard I., Bapt. Lie, South Strafford, Vt.
DaMetz, Max, Lie, Udall, Kans.
Davenport, D. Dirk, Lie, Brookfield Center, Conn.
Davidson, Robert G., i.c.a.. Box 164, Forest Grove,
Ore.
Daviea, Joseph, Lie, 431 Pine St., Mahanoy City, Pa.
Davies, Joseph W., Presb., Wisconsin Dells, Wis.
Davis, Charles C, Lie, 513 James St., Marblehead,
Ohio
Davis, Clara, Lie, R.D. 1, Box 123, Havelock, N. C.
Davis, Clifton G., Lie, 214 Cedar St., Bangor,
Me.
Davis, Gary, i.c.a., 1900 Emerald St., N.E., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Davis, Melvin, Lie, Milroy, Pa.
Davis, Peter W., Lie, Box 326, Parishville, N. Y.
Davis, Richard M., i.c.a., 43 Maple St., Essex
Junction, Vt.
Davis, Robert B., Stud., 192 N. Professor St., Ober-
lin, Ohio
Davison, Lawrence A., Bapt., Ferguson, Iowa
Davisson, Wilbur R., E. & R., Ault, Colo.
Day, David P., Lie, 10 Holbrook St., Freeport,
Me.
Day, Jon W., Lie, Abington, Conn.
Dean, Fred, Lie, Binger, Okla.
Dean, Robert C., Meth., Emory University, Atlanta,
Ga.
Dean, William R., Lay., Box 627, Port Leyden,
N. Y.
Deitz, Purd E., E. & R., 1720 Chouteau Ave., St.
Louis 3, Mo. page 13
DeKievid, H. J., Holland page 15
DeKraker, James J., Presb., 232 Tillson St., Romeo,
Mich.
DeLacy, Ralph E., Ind., Box 808, Seeley, Gal.
Delattre, Pierre, Cong., 957 Filbert St., San Fran-
cisco, Gal.
19603 Pastors Not Members Cong' I Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 315
Delima, Abner, Lie, Kihei, Maui, Hawaii
Denlinger, Ardon, Stud., 3435 W. Van Buren Ave.,
Cldcago 24, lU.
Dennis, W. Moffat, Presb., P.O. Box 93, Eldridge,
Cal.
Dershem, Mrs. Paul E., Lie, Box 538, Skippack,
Pa.
DeShon, Walter, i.c.a., Boston University, Boston
15, Mass.
Despland, Michel, Stitd., Harvard Divinity School,
Cambridge 38, Mass.
DeVore, Michael E., i.c.a., 2714 Emmet Rd., Silver
Spring, Md.
Dickinson, James E., Bapt., Box 147, Danforth, Me.
Dickinson, J. Mervyn, Un. Ch. Can., Main St.,
Dunstable, Mass.
Dietrich, Merlin A., E. & R., Barnesville, Minn.
Dillow, Theodore E., Presb., Fairfield, Iowa
DiLorenzo, Joseph, i.c.a., 41 No. Main St., East
Hampton, Conn.
Dimick, Wendell, i.c.a.. East Hardwick, Vt.
Dirette, Maurice O., Com. Ch., Highland, Mich.
Dobbs, Alfred W., Lie, R. 3, Veedersburg, Ind.
Dobson, Robert F., Lie, R.D., Guilford, Conn.
Dodds, Richard, i.c.a., Yale Divinity School, New
Haven, Conn.
Doe, Kendrick, North Granville, N. Y.
Doerr, Lawrence E., Presb., 1388 Albany Ave., St.
Paul 13, Minn. page 18
Dohrmann, Leonard B., E. & R., 9136 Cecile Way,
Sacramento 26, Cal.
Doig, Claude, i.c.a., 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Dole, Fred M., i.c.a., 89 Gilbert Rd., Rocky Hill,
Conn.
Dollar, James, Lie, Box 661, Langdale, Ala.
Domingue, L. Arthur, i.c.a., 51 Walnut St., An-
dover, Mass.
Donato, Theodoro, Lay., Quebrada Seca, Ceiba,
P. R.
Doom, Jacob, Ind., R. 2, Godfrey, lU.
Dopp, Rodney Lee, Meth., 3608 N. Hamilton Ave.,
Chicago 18, lU.
Doran, WilUam H., Meth., Hebron, Neb.
Dorsey, Harold, G.A.R.B. Lie, Barnes City, Iowa
Dortch, C, Lay., 429 Jeffreys St., BurUngton, N. C.
Dowell, R. Christensen, Lay., 28 Parkhurst St.,
Lebanon, N. H.
Downer, Douglas B.,i.c.o., 11 CookSt.,Morningdale,
Mass.
Downing, Bruce, I'.c.o., 472 S. Williams St., Denver,
Colo.
D'Oyen, Rene, i.c.a., 512 Tecumseh Ave., Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
Drabble, George, Meth. Lie, 37 E. Terrace, Burling-
ton, Vt.
Drake, George Albert, Lie, Grinnell College, Grin-
nell, Iowa
Drake, WilUam, i.c.a., 809 E. Callender St., Living-
ston, Mont.
Dralle, Robert, Lie, 817 Broadway, Yankton, S. D.
Driscoll, Richard A., Lie, 7019 Valjean St., Van
Nuys, Cal.
Druckenbrod, Richard, E. & R., 15 E. West St.,
Wind Gap, Pa.
Dry, Lawrence, Disc, Mitchell, Neb.
Dudley, John, Stud., Genntown, Ohio
Dudoit, Mrs. Rachel, Lie, Pukoo, Maui, Hawaii
Duff, Robert E., Lie, Parkman, Ohio
Duffey, John R., Bapt., 87 Lennox Dr., Columbus 4,
Ohio
Duhamel, Paul L., i.c.a., Ill Central Ave., East
Providence, R. I.
Duke, Mrs. Evelyn M., Lay., Dunbarton, N. H.
Dunbar, Donald R., Lie, 34 Crescent St., Brockton,
Mass.
Duncan, Joseph H., Lie, Norman Ave., Magnolia,
Mass.
Duncan, Nancy, i.c.a., Ohio Wesleyan University,
Delaware, Ohio
Dunckel, David, i.c.a., St. Johns, Mich.
Dunn, Richard F., Lay pr., Tunbridge, Vt.
Dunn, David, E. & R., 519 N. Pine St., Lancaster,
Pa. page 8
Dunning, James, i.c.a., 1423 Marinette Rd., Pacific
Palisades, Cal.
Duren, James, i.c.a., 828 Hawthorne Ave., South
Milwaukee, Wis.
Durham, John K., Bapt., Central City, Iowa
Durland, WiUiam Wesley, Lie, 221 W. Elm St.,
Atwood, 111.
Durhng, Fred, i.c.a., R.D. 2, Freer's Trailer Ct.,
Marshall, Mich.
Dye, Robert G., i.c.a., 4358 Chevy Chase Dr., La
Canada, Cal.
Dyer, Robert G., Stud., Defiance College, Defiance,
Ohio
Earle, Charles A., Bapt., Fitzwilliam, N. H.
Earle, Ralph H., Naz. Lie, Winchester, Mass.
Eastburn, Harold, Meth., Carrington, N. D.
Eastman, Murl J., Bapt. Lie, Grass Lake, Mich.
Easton, George W., Lie, 690 Hopmeadow St., Sims-
bury, Conn.
Easton, George W., i.c.a., Ensign Parish House,
Simsbury, Conn.
Eastwood, Calvin E., Disc, R. 3, Lebanon, Ind.
Eberbach, Roy, i.c.a., 8644 Oriole St., St. Louis 15,
Mo.
Ebert, Laverne E., E. & R., 10473 Washington
Way, Denver 29, Colo.
Edds, James, i.c.a.. Phoenix, N. Y.
Edson, James D., Jr., Lie, 67 S. Professor St.,
Oberhn, Ohio
Edwards, TUden H., Lie, 7 Andover Hall, Cam-
bridge, 38, Mass.
ElJman, Dobbs F., E. & R., 1.505 Race St., Phila-
delphia 2, Pa. pages 8, 13
Eiben, Edwin O., E. A R.. Harbine, Neb.
Eichorn, John C, Forest City, Iowa
Eichorn, Neil, Lie, Waterford, Me.
Eikenberry, Lorrel S., Ch. of Breth., Seward, 111.
Eilers, Roy J., E. & R., Alden, Iowa
Eitelbuss, Jack, Lie, Melott, Ind.
Eldridge, Richard D., Disc, Freehold, N. Y.
Elftmann, Maynard W., Presb., 113 W. Sixth St.,
Metropolis, 111.
EUiott, Donald L., Stud., Box 127, Deer Isle, Me.
Elhott, James Henry, Lie, Lee Center, lU.
ElUott, WiUis E., Jr., 2969 W. 25th St., Cleveland
13, Ohio page 10
Elesser, Alfred H., StuA., Baleville, R.D. 3, Newton,
N.J.
EmbUng, Clyde H., Lie, 214 Cedar St., Bangor, Me.
Emerson, John H., Meth., Depot St., Bernardston,
IVlass.
Emmert, Alfred L., Ev. U. B., R. 5, Box 117, Brazil,
Ind.
Emsbaugh, Peter, i.c.a.. Graduate School of The-
ology, Oberlin, Ohio
Engberg, Harold, Lay., 615 Quincy St., Rapid City,
S. D.
England, Wilham L., Lie, Boston Post Rd., Madi-
son, Conn.
Ensign, David C, My. ABCFM, % 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass.
Entwisle, Hubert, Bapt., 1919 CaroUne St., Pekin, 111.
Epps, Arcliie, i.c.a., Harvard Divinity School,
Cambridge, Mass.
Epps, Keith, Bapt., Rio, Wis.
Epps, Richard, i.c.a., 1335 Louisiana St., La\\Tence,
Kans.
Erickson, Harry A., Lay., 36 Main St., Nortlifield,
Mass.
Erickson, Theodore H., Jr., i.c.a., 2337 Grant Ave.,
Errett, Dale, Lay., 579 13th St., S. W., Huron, S. D.
Eseltine, Henry L., Lay pr.. Fort Covington, N. Y.
Estes, Duane, i.c.a.. Pacific School of Religion,
Evans, D. E., Bapt., 247 Upton Ave., Reed City,
Mich.
Evans, Edgar J., Meth., 5080 Maywood Ave., Los
Angeles 41, Cal.
Evans, Hugh, i.c.a., 1940 Sixth St., Sheboygan, Wis,
Eyman, Donald E., Lie, 37 Glendale Ave., Spring-
field, Mass.
Fairbank, Leonard N., Lie, R.D. 1, Bristol, N. H.
Fairbank, Robert W., My. ABCFM. page 243
Fancher, Donald E., Ch. of Breth., 3435 W. Van
Buren Ave., Chicago 24, 111.
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Farley, Donald, i.c.a., 1798 Scenic Ave., Berkeley 9,
Cal.
Farr, Kenneth C, Meth., Buffalo, S. D.
Farrar, Roland B., Lay., Box 129, R.D. 1, Uxbridge,
Mass.
Farver, Clemens B., Ind., East Springfield, Pa.
Faust, Floyd R., Disc, Broad St. Christian Church,
Columbus 5, Ohio
Fawcett, Gordon, Lie, 797 Glenhurst St., Willough-
by, Oliio
Feaster, William N., i.c.a., 300 Rockland St.,
Portsmoutli, N. H.
Feely, Walter J., Presb., 7301 East End Ave.,
Chicago 49, 111.
Feldt, William E., Lie, Island Pond, Vt.
Feliciano, Aurelio, Lay., Box 116, Salinas, P. R.
Felker, Lester G., Ev. Free, Polk, Neb.
Fellows, Earle Y., Meth. Lie, Grassmere, N. H.
Felton, Dave, i.c.a., 519 N. 11th St., Manhattan,
Kans.
Ferrand, Charles, i.c.a.. Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
Fernandez, Nathan C, i.c.a., 395 Henry St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ferris, Duane, E., Presb., 136 Calumet St., Laurium,
Mich.
Fewkes, Richard, i.c.a., 53 Mandalay Rd., Spring-
field, Mass.
Fiedler, Chester P., Lie, Clifton, 111.
Fielder, Norman Richard, Cong. Chr., 51129 Base
St., New Baltimore, Mich. page 266
Figueroa, Gregorio, Lay., Sabana, Yuquiyu, P. R.
Figueroa, Luis A., Lay., Box 207, Yauco, P. R.
Filomeno, A. J., Ev. Ch. D. R., 506 McDonough St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Findlay, Robert, Lie, 228 W. Sixth St., Tilton, 111.
Finlay, J. Elliott, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. page 9
Fischer, Richard D., i.c.a., 123 Broan St., Hartford,
Conn.
Fisher, Edward W., i.c.a., 6 Divinity Hall, Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass.
Fisher, Kenneth, Stud., R. 4, Bedford, Ind.
Fisher, Robert T., Free Meth., Box 72, RusseUville,
Ohio
Fisher, Roger, i.c.a., Andover Newton Theological
Seminary, Newton Center, JMass.
Fitzgerald, John J., i.c.a., 456 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me.
Fleming, Raymond, Meth., 1511 N. 16th St., Supe-
rior, Wis.
Flessner, Raj'mond D., Ev. U. B. Lie, R. 1, Union
City, Ind.
Fletcher, Roger L., i.c.a.. East Hartland, Conn.
Fletcher, Verne H., My. ABCFM. page 243
Flint, Roy F., Bapt., Rensselaer Falls, N. Y.
Floge, William C, I.F.C.A., Moore's Corner, Mass.
Flood, Ernest C, Meth., 271 Center St., Old Town,
Me.
Fluharty, Orril, Lie, Box 54, Loma Mar, Cal.
Folger, O. Herschel, Fr., 26 S. Harrison St., East
Orange, N. J.
Forest, Jack D., Lie, Rochester, Wis.
Fortna, Ira C, Stud., 1810 Harvard Blvd., Dayton,
Ohio
Fosdick, Harry E., Bapt. P. em., 490 Riverside Dr.,
New York 27, N. Y.
Foss, Norman, D., Lie, R.D. 1, Farmington, Me.
Foster, Donald, Bapt., Orem, Utali
Foster, Naomi, My. ABCFM. page 243
Fowler, David M., Lay., 704 Lardspur St., Corona
Del Mar, Cal.
Fox, Robert, Ltc, Emmet, N. D.
Frank, Vance E., Disc, UnionviUe, Oliio
Frantz, Paul B., Meth., Nova, Ohio
Franzius, Frederick, Lie, Central Congregational
Church, Lynn, Mass.
Eraser, Alexander, Presb. P. em.., Monterey, Mass.
Eraser, J. G., Jr., i.c.a.. Brown University, Provi-
dence, R. I.
Eraser, Lewis, Presb., 554 Veronica Ave., East St.
Louis, lU.
Frazier. Fred, Lie, Niobrara, Neb.
Frederick, Robert E., Lie, 220 S. Main St., Lom-
bard, 111.
Frederick, Paul C, Meth. Lie, Tipton, Mich.
Freeman, Donald D., Lie, R.ID. 1, OberUn, Ohio
Frieberg, Robert B., Lie, Box 25, Centerville, S. D.
Friedeman, Phillip, Lie, 215 Herrick Rd., Newton
Centre 59, Mass.
Frobig, George C, i.c.a., 333 8Gth St., Brooklyn 9,
N. Y.
Frutiger, Walter M., E. & R., Federated Churclies,
Corvallis, Ore.
Fry, S. A., Meth., Schroon Lake, N. Y.
Frye, Homer, i.c.a., R. 2, Liberty, N. C.
Fulcomer, David M., Lie, 2104 Jensen St., Ames,
Iowa
Fulton, Clayton A., Cons. Bapt., R.D. 1, Dryden,
Me.
Fulton, W., Bapt., Rochester, Ind.
Gadow, Richard M. A., E. & R., Brodhead, Wis.
Gall, Donald A., Lie, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Galligher, Arthur W., Lay., Box 645, Huron, S. D.
Gallup, David C, My. ABCFM. page 243
Galpin, Edward J., i.c.a., 165 Broadway, Milford,
Conn.
Gance, Thomas, Lie, 815 DeWitt Ave., Clovis, Cal.
Gardner, Henry M., Ch. of Breth., 28 Hillside Rd.,
Dedham, Mass.
Gardner, Mrs. Ina H., Lay., Milford, N. J.
Gardner, James H., Bapt., Tippecanoe, Ind.
Gardner, W. A., Lie, Elon College, N. C.
Garson, Alfred, i.c.a., Munn Rd., Newbury, Ohio
Gates, J. R., Lie, 9A Daniel Brooks Apt., High
Point, N. C.
Gearhart, Yvonne, Stud., R.D. 6, Marietta, Ohio
Gehring, LesHe O., Presb., Cambria, Minn.
Geiger, Edward, i.c.a., 25774 Bagley Rd., Olmsted
FaUs, Ohio
Gelenian, Arthur A., i.c.a., 48 Concord Ave., Bel-
mont 78, Mass.
George G. Worth, Ch. of Breth., 2229 W. 109th St.,
Chicago 43, lU.
George, P. V. Lie, R.D. 2, Montpelier, Vt.
Gerdis, Thomas A., i.c.a., 21 Carbo Lane, Kensing-
ton, Conn.
Gibble, W. R., Disc, Blue Mound, Kans.
Gibbons, Alan, i.c.a., 1006 Ninth Ave., S.E., Roch-
ester, Minn.
Gibbs, Martin, i.c.a., Grinnell College, Grinnell,
Iowa
Gibbs, Russell, i.c.a., OUvet College, Ohvet, Mich.
Gibson, R. Bricker, Lie, R.D., Cornwall Bridge,
Conn.
Gibson, Ronald, i.c.a.. Box 25, Mediapolis, Iowa
Gieselmann, Roy W., E. & R., 1700 Farragut Ave.,
Chicago 40, lU.
Gifford, L. Grenvall, Bapt., Philadelphia, N. Y.
Gilbert, Roy Frank, Lay., R. 3, NoblesvUle, Ind.
Gilburg, Walter Alan, i.c.a., 3041 Broadway, New
York 27, N. Y.
Gill, James H., Lay., 3900 Michigan Ave., Kansas
City 30, Mo.
Gill, Jerry Wayne, Lie, 502 W. Walnut St., Olney,
111.
Gillett, Carl, i.c.o., 5751 Woodlawn Ave., Cliicago, lU.
Gillette, George, Lay., Mandaree, N. D.
GiUey, LavvTcnce, i.c.a., 168-10 Crocheron Ave.,
Flushing 58, N. Y.
Gilhes, Donald A., Un. Ch. Can., 679 Main St.,
Shrewsbury, Mass.
Gilhom, James O., E. & R., 720 14th Ave., N.,
Seattle 2, Wash. page 20
Cillis, Raymond L., Cons. Cong., 39 Howard St.,
Portland, Me.
GUlogly, Gilbert .!., Lie, 816 S. Ditman Ave., Los
Angeles 25, Cal.
Glass, Alfred, Presb., 14360 Lutheria Way, Saratoga
Cal.
Gleason, H. A., Jr., Lie, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford
6, Conn.
Glessner, Ray B., Ch. of God, Box 332, Brewster,
Wash.
Gold, Carl W., i.c.a., 55 Faxon Park Rd., Quincy,
IVIass
Goldsmith, Charles E., E. A R., 19 Upper Jocelyn
St., Framingham, Mass.
Gonzalez, Leandro, Lay., Ceiba, P. R.
Goodrich, EUzabeth S., Lay pr.. Box 153, Mont-
pelier, Vt.
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Goodrich, Ceroid, Meth., Povsippi, Wis.
Goolsby, C. L., Meth. Lie, Oilman, Vt.
Gordon, William R., Bapt., Box 17, Kenduskeag, Me.
Gorny, Frances A., Lie. ,602 James St., Adrian, Mich.
Goyette, Arthur, Lie, Millerton, N. Y.
Grace, Louis, Lie, 2004 New Jersey Ave., Honolulu,
Hawaii
Graham, Franklin D., i.c.a., Andover Newton
Theological Seminary, Ne\\i;on Centre, Mass.
Graham, Richard, i.c.a., Wilton, Conn.
Graham, Virden R., Bapt., Burnettsville, Ind.
Graham, Mrs. W. D., Lay., R. 1, Suffolk, Va.
Grammer, AUen H., Lie, Pacific Scliool of Religion,
Berkeley, Cal.
Granett, Emil, Lie, Loyal, Okla.
Grant, Alexander J. , My. ABCFM. page 243
Grant, Parley C, Presb., 54 South St., Three Rivers,
Mass.
Gray, David L., i.c.a., 221 Girard Ave., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Green, Henry E., North Wilbraham, Mass.
Green, James A., Meth., Lyndonville, Vt.
Green, Roger, P., Lie, Box 383, Fruita, Colo.
Green, Theron, Lay., Runel City, Wis.
Greene, Ralph D., i.c.a., F. D. 1, Somers, Conn.
Greer, J. Waldo, Meth., Clay Center, Neb.
Gregg, Douglas, i.c.a.. Box 2705, Stanford, Cal.
Gregory, Paul R., E. & R., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. page 8
Gresham, J. H. Bapt., 477 Chardon St., PainesviUe,
Ohio
Grevatt, E. Barent, Lie, 1100 S. Goodman St.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Grieser, Ralph, Meth., 6 Granite Ave., Canaan,
Conn.
Groesbeck, Charles H., Stvd., Granville, Mass.
Grohman, Merril D., Lie, 2802 Shady Brook Lane,
Wichita, Kans.
Grohs, George S., i.c.a., 13967 Mettetal, Detroit
27, Mich.
Gross, Mrs. Claire Anne, i.c.a., 154B Herrick Rd.,
Newton Center 59, Mass.
Groves, Everett L., Meth., 316 S. Division St.,
Kellogg, Ida.
Groves, T. Clayton, Disc, Box 65, Mantus, Ohio
Guerdat, Thomas E., Lie, R.D. 2, Canandaigua,
N. Y.
Guite, Jolm W., i.c.a., 55 Johnson St., Newington,
Conn.
Guhck, Leeds, My. ABCFM. page 243
Gunn, Douglas, i.c.a., 519 N. 11th St., Munliattan,
Kans.
Gunther, John J., III., Lie, 103 Summer St.,
Somerville 43, Mass.
Guthrie, Paul, i.c.a., Ashland. Wis.
CJyerog, Joseph S., Ev. U. B., 2831 N.i:. Seventh
Ave., Portland 12, Ore.
Hachian, Nushtin K., Presb., 2325 17th Ave., San
Francisco, Cal.
lladley, A. Chandler, E. & R., Box 323, Middleton,
Mass.
Hadley, Rubens R., Unit., 371 Maple St., Danvers,
llaemmelmann, Howard, 7120 W. 43rd PL, Wlieat-
ridge, Colo. page 17
Haggard, Frank B., Bapt., 814 Asylum Ave., Hart-
ford 5, Conn.
Ilalberg, Allen S., i.c.a., 49 N. Main St., Middleboro,
ATogg
Halbert, Paul, Disc, 208 S. Maple St., Argos, Inrl.
Halej', R. Earle, Lay pr., 12 Prospect St., Saugerties,
N. Y.
Halfaker, James, i.c.a., 2125 E. Third St., Duluth
5B, Minn.
Hall, Daniel, Stvd., 603 E. Washington St., Lebanon,
Ind.
Hamel, William F., i.c.a., 63 Longwood Rd., Read-
ing, Mass.
Hamilton, George L., Lay., Wadleigh's Trailer Park,
R.D. 1, Old Town, Me.
Hammer, R. C, Ev. Mis. Cov., Albion, Neb.
Hanan, C. E., Bapt., Onawa, Iowa
Hanchett, Paul E., Lie, 1400 E. 53rd St., Chicago
15, lU.
Hand, Earle M., Bapt., Hartford, Vt.
Hanlin, Harold F., My. ABCFM. page 243
Hanna, David, i.c.a., 72 Princeton St., Springfield,
Mass.
Hannary, E. Arthur, Meth., Pawlet, Vt.
Hanson, Donald B., i.c.a., 600 W. 172nd St., New
York 27, N. Y.
Hargrove, James M., Jr., Lie, 40 Breckenridge St.,
Henderson, N. C.
Harms, Cyrysten, Men., Shattuck, Okla.
Harmon, William H., Lie, Box 149, Cheboygan,
Mich.
Harr, Verlyn, Ev. U. B., Leona, Kans.
Harrington, Harold, Lay pr., Rupert, Vt.
Harris, Da%'id E., i.c.a., 2369 LeConte Ave., Ber-
keley 9, Cal.
Harris, Ernest, i.c.a., 87 Berwyn St., Milford, Conn.
Harris, J. Kermit, Lie, 400 Atlanta St., BarnesvUle,
Ga.
Harris, Jerome D., Lie, 3309 W. Monroe St.,
Chicago 24, 111.
Harrison, Lorin E., Lay pr., R. 1, Box 151, St.
Charles, 111.
Harrison, Max Hunter, Cong., 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. page 8
Harrison, Thomas J., i.c.a.. University of Oregon
Medical School, Portland 1, Ore.
Harrup, William C. Jr., Lie, Riverhead, N. Y.
Hartley, Earl E., Meth., EUisburg, N. Y.
Hartley, Walter G., Meth., Solon, Me.
Hartshorn, Richard T., Lie, Bryant, S. D.
Harvey, Arthur W., Bapt. Lie, 26 Main St.,
Mechanic Falls, Me.
Harvey, Harold E., i.c.a., 79 Loomis St., Burlington,
Vt.
Harvey, Will C, Univ., Bethel, Vt.
Haskell, Stanley B., i.c.a., 40 Pond St., Bangor, Me.
Hatch, John C, Bapt., North Pownal, Vt.
Hatfield, Robert, i.c.a.. Box 262, Hartland, Me.
Hathaway, Glenn C, Lie, 5729 Woodlawn Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU.
Hawk, J. William, i.c.a., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Hawkins, H. D., Lie, Shawmut, Ala.
Hawkins, Jolin C. C, Bapt., 12 College St., Water-
ville. Me.
Havvley, Quinn, i.c.a., 2327 N. 52nd St., Milwaukee,
Wis.
Havden, Kenneth, Jr., Lie, R. 1, Gaston, Ind.
Hayduk, George T., i.c.a., Mt. Union College,
Alliance, Oliio
Hayes, Bert, Bapt. Lie, 015 Probasco St., Cincin-
nati 20, Ohio
Hayliow, Ernest IL, 17 N. Lowell St., Methuen,
Mass.
Ilaynes, Blair, i.c.a., 1900 Robin Rd., San Marino,
Cal.
Haywood, Seth W., Lie, 2011 Arizona Ave.,
Suffolk, Va.
Headrich, Winford, Lorimor. Iowa
Ileavilin, Robert A., Lay., 14 Buswell St., Boston,
Heckman, Dale, E. >?■ R., 1010 18th St., Greeley,
Colo. page 16
Heckman, Philip R., Lay pr., 19 Mt. Pleasant Park-
way, Livingston, N. J.
Heckman, Rodney, E. ct R., 133 Gold St., Buffalo
0, N. Y. pages 8, 11
Hedrick, Joseph L., Lie, IC W. Main St., Dover-
Foxcroft, Me.
Heffron, Paul A., i.c.a., 1459 Wellesley St., St. Paul
5, Minn.
Ileineman, John, 3260 DeWitte Dr., Hollywood 28,
Cal.
Ileinrich, William R., Jr., Lie, G Witter St.,
Auburn, Mass.
Heiserman, Dan, i.c.a., 1001 Cameron Dr., Lemon
Grove, Cal.
Heifer, James, i.c.a., Princeton University, Prince-
ton, N. Y.
Helliv.-ell, Sue, i.c.a., 604 First St., Kirkland, Wash.
Hellstern, John Richard, Disc, Temple, N. H.
Helm, Norman, i.c.a., Alfred University, Alfred,
N. Y.
Helman, Tluirston W., Lie, Dollar Bay, Mich.
Hemenway, David F., Lay., 500 Plant St., Utica,
N. Y.
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Henby, E. H., Lie, R.D. 0, Andalusia, Ala.
Henderson, Donald W., Bapt., Box 303, Blue Hill,
Me.
Henderson, Phillips B., Bapt., Pennell Institute,
Gray, Me.
Henry, David, i.c.a., 4201 Dover Center Rd.,
North Olmsted, Oliio
Herbst, Thomas, i.c.a., Defiance College, Defiance,
Ohio
Hermance, Myron, i.c.a., Hesperia, Mich.
Hermes, Leon, i.c.a., 247 Sea St., Quincy, Mass.
Herring, Mrs. Essie M., Lie, 17-F Carver Ct.,
Kinston, N. C.
Herring, Mrs. Marinette T., i.c.a., R.D. 3, Canan-
daigua, N. Y.
Herriott, Frank W., Meth., 490 Riverside Dr., New-
York, N. Y.
Hertz, Mrs. Deborah, Lay., Halliday, N. D.
Hess, Robert S., Cons. Bapt., 215 Village St., Med-
way, Mass.
Hesslam, Richard, III, i.c.a., Bangor Theological
School, Bangor, Me.
Hester, Carl A., Ind., .50 High St., Metamora,
Mich.
Hetrich, P. R., E. A- R.. Box 463, Branford, Conn.
Hickerson, L. William, Lie, Maize, Kans.
Hickman, Horace C, Lie, 1506 14th Ave., Phenix
City, Ala.
Hicks, Clark C, i.c.a., Charles St., Attleboro, Mass.
Higgins, John R., i.c.a.. Bates College, Box 415,
Lewiston, Me.
Hill, Mrs. Marguerite, Meth. Lie, 788 Rockdale
Ave., New Bedford, Mass.
Hillsgrove, Barbara M., i.c.a.. Bald Mountain Rd.,
Bernardston, Mass.
Hinzman, Walter T., Episc, R.D. 3, Osgood, Ind.
Hirose, George M., Presh., 245 W. First St., S., Salt
Lake City, Utah
Hitchens, Harvev L., Lay pr., R.D. 1, Millsboro,
Del.
Hixon, Herbert, Lay pr., Bristol, Me.
Hjorth, Judy, i.c.a., 434 Eighth Ave., W., Kirkland,
Wash.
Hoapill, James K., Lie. 45-079 L Waikalua Rd.,
Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii
Hobart, Arthur L., i.c.a., 2912 Regent St., Berkeley,
Cal.
Hobbs, Walter L., Lie, 430 Fifth St., Marietta, Ohio
Hodder, Morley F., Un. Ch. Can., 28 Claflin St.,
Milford, Mass.
Hodder, WilUam J., Stud., R. 1, Farmdale, Ohio
Hodges, Charles E., i.c.a., 185 Jefferson Ave.,
CresskiU, N. J.
Hodges, Terry M., Am. Bapt., Dover, Kans.
Hodgson, James, Lie, 122 E. Main St., Plymouth, Pa.
Hoefer, Ebner H.. E. & R., 4019 St. Louis Ave.,
St. Louis 7, Mo. page 8
HoeUer, Gloria, Lie, 615 W. WeUington Ave.,
Chicago 14, lU.
Ho£f, John, Lie, 295 El Dorado Dr., Sonoma, Cal.
Hogston, David, Lie, R. 6, Marion, Ind.
Holden, Richard E., Meth., 825 21st Ave., S.,
Fargo, N. D.
Holland, Darrell Wendell, Cong. Chr.
Holland, Mrs. W., Lie, Holland, Va.
HoUister, John D., Meth., Keystone, S. D.
HoUoway, Lloyd F., Meth., 110 W. Seventh St.,
Port Angeles, Wash.
Holmberg, Fred B., Meth., 12 Dane St., Kennebunk,
Me.
Holmes, Bert, Chr. Pel., 9502 Avenue K, Brooklvn
36, N. Y.
Holmes, Gary W., i.c.a., 176 Bellevue St., North
Quincy, Mass.
Holmgren, Lowell, Chr. Mis. AL, R. 1, Tama, Iowa
Holsman, Wayne A., i.c.a., Chicago Theological
Seminary, Chicago, lU.
Holt, Allen, i.c.a., Yale University Divinity School,
New Haven 11, Conn.
Holt, Jordan A., Bapt. Lie, Becket, Mass.
Holwager, PhiUp J., Lie, 128 Clerk St., West
Haven, Conn.
Hood, C. EUsworth, i.c.a.. Box 1227, Duke Sta.,
Durham, N. C.
Hooever, William L., Breth., 2530 Parkview St.,
Toledo 6, Ohio
Hook Doufilas, i.c.a., L^nion Tlieological Seminarv,
New York, N. Y.
Hoover, Roy W., Presh. Lie, 21 Douglas St.,
Uxbridge, Mass.
Hoppert, Earl, i.c.a., Wahpeton, N. D.
Horn, David A., i.c.a., 55 Ehzabeth St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Horn, Gertrude, Un. Evang., Grover, Colo.
Horst, Edward, Lie. 1135 Northern Ave., Brighton,
Colo.
Horst, Reynaldo, Lie, Libertador General San
Martin, Misiones, Argentina, S. A.
Horton, James Y., Meth., Box 120, Medical Lake,
Wash.
Horvath, Wayne, Lie, 745 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston, Mass.
Hosmer, Philip, i.c.a., 5 Tatnuck Gardens, Worces-
ter, Mass.
Hosutt, Charles H., Lie, 1225 Elmwood Ave.,
Evanston, lU.
Housh, Albert J., Meth., Box 217, Poplar Grove,
111.
Houston, D., Bapt., West Marsh St., Salisbury,
N. C.
Houston, Ylysses J., i.c.a., 2617 Georgia Ave., N.W.,
Washington 1, D. C.
Hovey, E. Paul, Presh., 728 Seventh St., Lewiston,
Ida.
Howard, W. O., Lie, R. 5, .Box 270, Burlington,
N. C.
Howd, Eugene, Bapt. Lie, Box 88, Cusick, Wash.
Howland, Priscilla A., i.c.a., 291 Garden St.,
Wethersfield, Conn.
Hoyt, Erwin N., Lay., 258 Hudson St., Syracuse,
N. Y.
Hoyt, Jack, i.c.a.. Temple, Me.
Huber, James, i.c.a.. Look Hall, Yankton College,
Yankton, S.D.
Huber, William R., Lie, P.O. Box 262, Monson,
Me.
HucksoU, Laurence L., Meth., 9 School St., Bristol,
N. H.
Hulseapple, Daniel, i.c.a., R.D. 1, OtisviUe Rd.,
Middletow-n, N. Y.
Humphrey, J. E., i.c.a., Hartford Theological
Seminary, Hartford, Conn.
Hutchinson, Edward W., i.c.a., 2161 Common-
wealth St., St. Paul 8, Minn.
Hutchinson, Thomas J., Meth., Ludlow, Vt.
Inglis, Geoi'ge C, Lie, Ottawa River Congrega-
tional Church, R.D. 3, Columbus Grove, Ohio
Ingram, James M., Lie, 515 University St.,
Kinston, N. C.
Inman, Harry, i.c.a.. Box 466, Superior, Wyo.
Irizarry, Jose Luis, Stud., Box 158, Fajardo, P. R.
Irons, Norman L., Disc. Lie, Dawn, Mo.
Irwin, J. P., Am. Presh., MorrisviUe, N. Y.
Ischy, John W., Presh., P. em.
Israel, Ernest A., Presh., Box 349, R.D. 2, Neosho,
Mo.
Ives, A. Christopher, Meth., R.D. 1, Pownal, Me.
Ivy, Dorsie, i.c.a., Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa
Jackman, Robert, i.c.a., Auburn, N. H.
Jackman, Robert A., i.c.a., Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Jackson, Carl T., Jr., Lie, 4418 Bridgetown Rd.,
Cincinnati, Ohio
.lackson, J. C., Lie, 1052 Clanton Rd., Charlotte,
N. C.
Jackson, James L., Lay:, R. 2, Atwater, Ohio
Jacobs, David C, Lie, Taft St., Upton, Mass.
Jacobson, Alf E., Ev. Mis. Cou., Box 152, New
London, N. H.
Jaime, Julio, Lay., Naguabo, P. R.
Jamieson, Duncan R., i.c.a.. Defiance College,
Defiance, Ohio
Janabazian, Hagop, Lay., P.O. Box 244, Kualapuu,
Molokai, Hawaii
Janetzki, W. E., Ev. U. B., Bowdle, S. D.
Jansen, Daniel D., Presh., Elk River, Minn.
Jenkins, Blanchard, R. 1, West Liberty, 111.
Jenney, Ray Freeman Presh., P. em., 100 Gordon-
hurt Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J.
I960] Pastors Not Members Congl Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 319
Jennings, Thomas M., Meth., 926 N. Main St.,
Sullivan, Ind.
.Jensen, Mrs. Gladys, i.c.a., Colwell, Iowa
Jewett, Frederick W., Bapt., Shutesbury, Mass.
Jillette, Arthur G., Jr., i.c.a., 17 Avon St., Stone-
ham, Mass.
Jimenez, Equstaquio, Lay., Machuelo 111, Ponce,
P. R.
Johnson, B. M., Presb., Woodbridge, >^. J.
John, Glynmor, 110 Memorial Hall, Farringdon St.,
London E.G. 4, England page l.>
Johnson, Courtney C., Meth., Middlefield, Conn.
Johnson, Fred, Lie, 510 Mulberry St., Beaufort,
N. C.
.Johnson, Judy R., i.c.a., Wesleyan College, Box 102,
Macon, Ga.
.Johnson, Lanius, Jr., Bapt.. 7000 Jeffery Blvd.,
Chicago 49, 111.
Johnson, Lory Nels, i.c.a., Morningside College,
Sioux City, Iowa
Johnson, Monroe, i.c.a.. Olivet College, Olivet,
Mich.
Johnson, Olof C, Meth., Castleton, Vt.
Johnson, Robert, Lie, Grand View, Ida.
.Johnson, Rollin A., Lay., 5402 Fairmont Ave.,
Downers Grove, 111.
Johnson, Rollin E., Tr., Lie, The Common, Tem-
pleton, Mass.
Johnson, Tom, Stud., 1925 S. Loomis St., Chicago
8, 111.
Johnston, Mrs. G. Stephen, Bapt. Lie, 83 RandaU
Ave., Ocean Park, Me.
Jones, Clyde L., Bapt., 42 Hivling St., Dayton .3,
Ohio
Jones, D. W., Lie, Haw River, N. C.
,Jones, David, Lie, Merom, Ind.
Jones, David R., Lie, 215 Herrick Rd., Newton
Centre 59, Mass.
Jones, Earl F., Dixon, Mo.
Jones, Eugene, Robert, Lie, 9142 Lincoln Ave.,
Brookfield.IU.
Jones, Harold B., Lie, 1630 S. Corona St., Denver
10, Colo.
Jones, John N., Lie, 108 E. Pembroke St., Tuscola,
lU.
Jones, Kenneth D., Meth., Copenhagen, N. Y.
.Jones, L. N., E. & R., Fisk University, Nashville,
Tenn.
.Jones, L. R., Lie, R. 1, Swayzee, Ind.
Jones, Raymond, Lie, R. 1, Swayzee, Ind.
Jones, Richard A., Lie, Orange, Mass.
Jones, Vernon, R.D. 4, Wellington, Ohio
Jordan, Orvis F., Disc, P. em., 810 Courtland Ave.,
Park Ridge, 111.
Jurkovic, D. J., Lay., 1917 LaSalle St., Minneapolis
3, Minn.
Kaale, John F., Ev. Free, 505 W. Third St., McCook,
Neb.
Kaapu, David, Lie, Kamuela, Hawaii
Kackmeister, Richard, i.c.a., Ainsworth, Neb.
Kaeiser, Robert F., Presb., Wilton, N. D.
Kahanu, Joseph, Lie, 409 Nihoa, Kahului, Maui,
Hawaii
Kalima, Joseph, Lie, 2611 Kilauea Ave., Hilo,
Hawaii
Kamahoahoa, Abraham, Lie, 2407 Booth Rd.,
Honolulu, Hawaii
Kamrath, Dale F., Bapt.. York, Neb.
Kanagy, Robert L., Bapt., Trinity Church, North-
boro, Mass.
Kanakanui, William I., Lie, P.O. Box 296, Huula,
Oahu, Hawaii.
Kanges, Paul D., Ind., Farmer City, 111.
Kargus, Walter, i.c.a.. Box 100, East Lake Shore
Dr., St. Joseph, Mich.
Karnes, Fenton R., Tehachapi, Cal.
Kashitani, Junro A., 1110 Elm St., Honohilu,
Hawaii
Kassouni, Vartkes, M., Presb., 152 E. 34th St., New
York, N. Y.
Katterhenry, Edwin A., E. d- R., Box 186, Harvard,
Neb.
Kauffman, Alvin H., Naz., Bethlehem, Conn.
Kauffman, Clyde, Meth., Box 92A., R. 1, Weather-
ly. Pa.
Kaupu, Edward, Sr., Lie, Pukoo, Molokai, Hawaii
Kausler, Marvin E., Presb., 214 Vaughn Ave., Ash-
land, Wis.
Kavanagh, Preston B., Lie, 22 Ellsworth Ave.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Keeling, Robert, i.c.a., Mt. Hermon School for
Boys, Mt. Hermon, Mass.
Keen, Roger, i.c.a., 433 Melrose Ave., Middlesex,
N.J.
Kehler, Richard, Ev. Cong., R.D. 1, Ashland, Pa.
Keiser, Sherwood C, Lie, 121 S. Fifth St., Du-
quesne. Pa.
Keith, Stephen G., i.c.a., Monson, Mass.
Keithan, Ralph Richard, My. ABCFM. page 244
Keller, Charles H., Free Meth., Gann Valley, S. D.
Kelley, Paul E., i.c.a., 74 Crescent Ave., Lynnfield
Centre, Mass.
Kelly, David M., Lie, Union Theological Seminary,
New York, N. Y.
Kelsey, Herbert O., Lie, East Hartland, Conn.
Kemp, George W., Lie, 3410 BeaverjAve., Mc-
Kemper, Mrs. Robert C, Lay., 220 N. Sleight St.,
Naperville, 111.
Kemper, Robert G., Lie, 220 N. Sleight St., Naper-
ville, 111.
Kennedy, William M., Stud., Francestown, N. H.
Kenower, John R., Presb., 181 Waterman St.,
Providence, R. I.
Kerr, David W., Presb., 193 Chebacco Rd., South
Hamilton, Mass.
Kersenbrock, Jack J., Meth. Lie, Southville Rd.,
Southville, Mass.
Ketchum, Lisle G., Meth., 1607 W. Eighth Ave.,
^ Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Keyt, Ross, Free Meth., Gravity, Iowa
Kieker, Walert W., E. & R., 212 W. Third St.,
Muscatine, Iowa
Kikuchi, Kenji, Presb., 3525 Oceanview Blvd., San
Diego, Cal.
Kilborn, M. D., Lie, 1100 S. Goodman St., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
King, John, Lie, 68 Lower St., Beaver Brook, Pa.
Kinney, Charles, i.c.a.. Box 424, Rockwood, Mich.
Kinney, David B., Lie, South Hero, Vt.
Kinne.y, Gerald B., Meth., 3 Dunn St., Thomaston,
Me.
Kintner, Samuel, So. Bapt., 30 N. Third St., Lewis-
burg, Pa.
Kirby, John R., Meth., 305 S. Okoboji Ave., Mil-
ford, Iowa
Kirchenbaurer, Harold A., Meth., Ovid, Mich.
Kirchner, Clarence L., Meth. Lie, R.D. 2, Troy, Ohio
Kirgiss, George F., Cons. Cong. Chr., Boxi.334,
Touchet, Wash.
Kirkman, Waino, Lay., South Royalston, Mass.
Kirlin, Louis F., Bapt., 55 Main St., Shelburne
Falls, Mass.
Kish, Stephen A., Meth., Skaneateles, N. Y.
Kittle, Nelson, Lie, 21 E. Second St., Chillicothe,
Ohio
Kjenstad, Lowell G., Lay pr.. Box 53, Bingham,
Me.
Klein, Carl W., E. & R., 1720 Chouteau Ave., St.
Louis 3, Mo. page 13
Klein, Walter, E. & R., New Castle, Colo.
Klemm, LeRoy, E. & R., Fifth & Arch Sts., Leaven-
worth, Kans.
Klingensmith, J. Ray, Breth., 16 Vernon Ave.,
Ashland, Ohio
Kluge, Carl H., E. A R., 109 161st Ave., St. Peters-
burg 8, Fla.
Kniess, Richard M., i.c.a., 908 N. Wayne St.,
Arlington, Va.
Knipe, David M., i.c.a., University of Upsala,
Sweden
Knott, T. Garland, Mich., Elm Street Congrega-
tional Church, Braintree, Mass.
Koch, John, i.c.a.. Defiance College, Defiance, Ohio
Koefoot, Mrs. Elizabeth H., Lie, 5819 Maplewood
Ave., Chicago 45, 111.
Kohn, H. E., Ev. U. B., Charlevoix, Mich.
Koven, Elhs, Free Ch. Fin., Box 24, Naselle, Wash.
Kowta, Sohei, Presh., 333 N. Mott St., Los Angeles
33, Cal.
320
Year Book, Congregational Christian CJnirches
[1960
Kraft, Charles L., Jr., Lie, 12 W. Second St.,
Danville, 111.
Kramer, William, Bapt., Simms, Mont.
Krass, Alfred C, Lie, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven, Conn.
Kratohvil, W. James, Stud., 337 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me.
Krause, Robert A., Lie, Arlington, Neb.
Kreider, Roberta, i.e. a., Whittier College, Whittier,
Cal.
Kreuzenstein, Paul, Lie, 325 16th St., Burlington,
Colo.
Kriegmont, Richard, i.c.a., 8170 Brookside Dr.,
Olmsted Falls, Ohio
Krumbholz, Heinz, Lie, a/c Gerd G. Kobs-Ferraria,
Novo Sao Paulo, Mun. Sobradinho, Rio Grande
do Sul, Brazil, S. A.
Krumbholz, Manfredo, Lie, San Martin 119, Con-
cordia, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A.
Kuelins, Phillip, i.c.a., Menomonee Falls, Wis.
Kuns, Richard R., Stud., Box 124, Sullivan, Ohio
Kurtz, Mrs. Harriet B., i.c.a., 150 Bedford Rd.,
St., Chappaqua, N. Y.
Kush, Gary L., Lie, 3601 N. Sheridan Rd., Peoria, 111.
Kurtz, Charles A., Sr., Lie, Genoa, Neb.
Kurtz, Robert A., i.c.a., Genoa, Neb.
Kyle, Richard W., Bavt., Marshall College, Hunt-
ington, W. Va.
Lacy, Charles W., Lie, R. 1, Parker, Ind.
Lafferty, Samuel M., i.c.a., Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Landgrebe, Louis, E. & R., 310 Arballo Dr., San
Francisco 27, Cal.
Landis, Ted H., Lie, R.D. 3, Troy, Ohio
Langtry, Robert C, i.c.a., 20 Holbrook Ter.,
Wethersfield, Conn.
Lane, W. A., Meth. Lie, R. 2, Brown Summit,
N. C.
Lansing, Daniel, Lie, Box 1584, Kahului, Maui,
Hawaii
Lark, Roger K., Bapt., 537 Oakland Beach Ave.,
Warwick, R. I.
Larsan, Robert L., Bapt., P.O. Box 241A, Glen
EUen, Cal.
Lashley, Earl K., Bapt., 2220 California St.,
Columbus, Ind.
Laue, Donald, Lie, Linden Point, Stony Creek,
Branford, Conn.
Laura, Wayne, i.c.a., Nortliland College, Ashland,
Wis.
Lavata'i, Misi. Lie, 226 S. 46th St., San Diego, Cal.
LaVoo, George, Lie, Box 5, Mission Hill, S. D.
Lawton, John B., i.c.a., 63 Summer St., Athol, Mass.
Layman, Arthur E., Lie, 65 Sandhurst Dr., Dayton
5, Ohio
Leas, Speed B., II, i.c.a., 2750 Dwight Way, Berke-
ley, Cal.
Leek, Charles Henry, i.c.a.. Main St., Chester, N. J.
Lee, Carl W., Lay pr., Humboldt, Neb.
Lee, Clyde M., E. d- R., Box 416, Delano, Minn.
Lee, W. Curtis, Ch. of God, West Liberty, Ohio
LeFevre, Paul H., Meth.. Waitsfield, Vt.
LeLaCheur, Frank O., O.B.S.C., R. 1, Box 88A,
Brush Prairie, Wash.
LeMaster, Joseph E., Lay., Monmouth, Me.
Lenhart, Garrett, Lie, 912 17th St., Des Moines,
Iowa
Lentz, Mike, i.c.a., 1616 S. 15th St., Kansas City,
Kans.
Leonard, J. O., i.c.a., R. 6, Lexington, N. C.
Lessley, George D., Disc, 136 Elizabeth St., Derby,
Conn.
Lewis, Edna, i.e. J.., West Winfield, N. Y.
Lewis, Robert, i.c.a., 48 Chandler St., Bradford,
Mass.
Leysath, Mrs. Murdale, Lie, 223 Lincoln Ave.,
Rutland, Vt.
Liddicoat, Stephen M., Meth., 132 Park Ave.,
Grayslake, 111.
Liere, Dorothea, i.c.a., E. 14902 Sprague Ave.,
Veradale, Wash.
Lincoln, M. Stetson, Bapt., 363 High St., Somerset,
Alass
Lind, Carroll A., Ev. Mis. Cor., Box 276, Washing-
ton Depot, Conn.
Lindbloom, Karl, i.c.a., Whittier College, Whittier,
Cal.
Linden, Marshall, i.c.o., 227 Prospect St., Williman-
tic. Conn.
Lindenberger. Lee, Epise, Put-in-Bav, Ohio
Lindse.v, William G., Lie, R. 2, Baker, Fla.
Lintz, Charles D., Lay., R.D. 1, Soutli Cliarleston.
Ohio
Liske, Ferris, Baj)t. Lie, R.D. 2, Lacliine, Mich.
Litterest, Richard W., Lay., 318 N. Church St.,
Rockford, 111.
Littlefield, Forest L., Meth., Edgecomb, Me.
Littlehale, Mrs. Beatrice, Lie, Errol, N. H.
Little Wounded, Jonathan J., Lie, Dupree, S. D.
Lockart, Dale L., Meth., Box 183, Truro, Iowa
Lookwood, Raymoue E., Naz., 15 Bromfteld St.,
Wollaston 70, Mass.
Lohman, Donald, Lie, 226 E. Main St., Hudson-
ville, Mich.
Lombard!, .\nthony, Bapt., R.D. 2, Lewiston, Me.
Long, Dewey J., Lie, 35 Burgess Ave., Davton 5,
Oliio
Long, Lee G., Meth. Lie, Coral, Mich.
Longacre, Richard A., Jr., Stud., Bangor The-
ological Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Loomis, Horace B., Ill, i.c.a., 155 W. Barton PL,
Chicago, 111.
Lopez, Hector, i.c.a., 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley
4, Cal.
Lord, Harvey R., Lie, Denmark, Me.
Lordahl, C. A., 214 N. Fifth St., Tomahawk, Wis.
Louis, Timothy, i.c.a.. University of New Hamp-
shire, Durham, N. H.
Louthan, Ross, Meth., Oakland, Neb.
Love, E. W., Presb., Box 223, Joplin, Mo.
Love, Ward, Lie, R. 5, Box 194, Anderson, Ind.
Lowther, James, Lay pr., Stromsburg, Neb.
Luehrs, Herbert, Bapt., 10 St. Paul's PI., Nutley,
N.J.
Lum Ho, Mrs. Mileka, Lie, Paia, Maui, Hawaii
Lumpkins. H. Clay, Lie, Ford, Kans.
Lund, Richard W., Lie, North Abington, Mass.
Lundberg, Arthur R., Ev. Free, Gilsum, N. H.
Lundstrom, A. Dean, Lie, Warren, Me.
Lurvey, Alan, i.c.a.. Marsh Hill Rd., Dracut, Mass.
Luther, N. Gordon, Bapt., P.O. Box 206, Chepa-
chet, R.I.
Luther, Ned, i.c.a., 8113 N. Eighth Ave., Phoenix,
Ariz.
Lutton, Arthur T., Jr., Lie, North Thetford, Vt.
Lynehan, Charles, i.c.a., 140 Laurel St., East
Haven, Conn.
Lyons, Jesse, Meth., 490 Riverside Dr., New York
27, N. Y.
MacCullagh, Richard E., Lie, 80 E. Fifth St.,
Zumbrota, Minn.
Mack, James W., Bapt., 9535 S. Forest Ave., Chi-
cago 28, 111.
Mack, R. Gene, Lie, Yale Divinity School, New
Flaven, Conn.
Mackenzie, Joan, Lie, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Mackey, Sheldon E., E. & R., 1.505 Race St.,
Philadelphia 2, Pa. page 13
MacLean, Allan, Lie, 215 Herrick Rd., Xevvton
Centre 59, Mass.
MacLean, Garvey F., Lie, Central Church, Lynn-
field, Mass.
MacLean, Hugh C, Bapt, Main St., .-^shburnhani,
Mass.
MacPherson, James E., i.c.a., 215 Herrick Rd.,
Newton Centre 59, Mass.
MacRae, Barie, i.c.a.. First Congregational Churcli,
Saginaw, Mich.
Mahaney, William E., i.c.a., 375 L'pham St., Mel-
rose 76, Mass.
Malae, Pita, Lie, 9B-C Saratoga Dr., Halawa
Housing, Aiea, Hawaii
Malcolmson, John A., Prtsb., East Barrington,
N. H.
Malepeai, Nait\ili, Lie, 8-J Manana Veterans
Housing, Pearl City, Hawaii
INIaUcote, Paul V., Am. Bapt., Box 20, Jonesport, Me.
Maling, Stephen G., Lie, 215 Herrick Rd., Newton
Centre 59, Mass.
1960] Pastors Not Members Cong'l Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 321
Maluia, Leuma, Lay., 642 N. Virgil Ave., Los
Angeles 4, Cal.
Manley, B. Awbrey, Lie, R. 2, West Point, Ga.
Manley, James, i.c.a., 1057 University Ter., Reno,
Nev.
Mana, Maude V., Ev. U. B., Lushton, Neb.
Manz, James, i.c.a., address unknown
Marauyama, Allen, Presb., Prairie du Sac, Wis.
Mardis, Herbert H., Stiid., Warrensburg, 111.
Margrey, Kenneth, i.c.a.. Phoenix, N. Y.
Margrey, Sidney, i.c.a.. Phoenix, N. Y.
Mark, Guy E., Bapt., 7 Bruce Rd., Lexington, Mass.
Marmon, Roger 0., Disc, 50 N. Main St., Homer,
N. Y.
Marquardt, Daniel M., Lay., 445 Fourth St.,
Toledo .5, Ohio
Marques, Calixto T., Bapt., 1000 Elm St., Glenview,
lU.
Marr, Douglas H., i.c.a., 915 Lincoln Dr., Con-
neaut, Ohio
Marsh, Elaine, Bapt., 4029 France Ave., S., Min-
neapolis 16, Minn.
Marsh, Gilbert E., Jr., Lie, 9606 Euclid Ave.,
Cleveland. Ohio
Martin, Arleigh, Lay., Arthur, lU.
Martin, Daniel K., Cong., Fishers Island, N. Y.
Martin, Donald L., Ev. Free, Silver Lake, Minn.
Martin, James, Un. My. Lie, R. 5, Goshen, Ind.
Martin, Thomas B., Stud., Garden Prairie, 111.
Martin, W. A., Chr., Cragford, Ala.
Martin, W. B. J., Cong., 3112 Fondren Dr., Dallas 5,
Tex.
Masada, Saburo, Presb., 622 23rd St., Ogden, Utah
Mason, Andrew W., Presb., 112 Broad St., Guilford,
Conn.
Massev, Oliver, Bapt. Lie, Y.M.C.A., Athol, Mass.
Matevia, David, Stud., 1000 N. Loury St., Spring-
field. Oliio
Matheson L., Keith, Lie, Box 739, Center Harbor,
N. H.
Mathewson, Ivan, Bapt., 4 Elmwood Ave., Friend-
ship, N. Y.
Mathis, Harry Roy, Bapt. Lie, P.O. Box 103,
Virgihna, Va.
Matlaga, Jack, E. dk R., 159 Varennes St., San
Francisco, Cal.
Matthews, E. William, Presb., First Community
Church, Columbus 12, Ohio.
Mawson, Richard W., Lie, Union Theological
Seminary, Xew York, N. Y.
Maxa, Vernon, Sittd., University of Dubuque,
Dubuciue, Iowa
Maxfield, Clvde A., Lay. pr., Bennington, Vt.
May, Howard E., Jr., Bapt., Box 86, South Willing-
ton, Conn.
Maynard, Stuart O., i.c.a.. Bethel, Vt.
Mayo, E. Clark, III., i.c.a., 99 Claremont Ave.,
New York 27, N. Y.
McCain, Allen, i.c.a., Oshkosh, Wis.
McCall, H. Carl, i.c.a., 215 Herrick Rd., Newton
Centre 59, Mass.
McCardle, Duane, i.c.a., 3950 Moffett St., San
Diego 10, Cal.
McCartt, Paul S., Lie, Washington St., South
Solon, Oliio
McClure, Samuel R., Meth., 127 Rollstone St.,
Fitchburg, Mass.
McConnell. Robert J., I.F.C.A., 103 E. Lynn Rd.,
Ridley Park, Pa.
McCormick. Carroll C, i.c.a., Chikore, Rhodesia,
South Africa
McCoj', Noah E., Bapt., Jamestown, N. D.
McCune, Newell A., Meth., 238 Durand St., East
Lansing, Mich.
McDonald, James, i.c.a., Castana, Iowa
McDougall. .Alexander, Lie, 9900 Denison Ave.,
Cleveland 2, Ohio
McElfresh, Foster, Jr., Disc, Broad St., Christian
Church, Columbus 5, Ohio
McEntarfcr, Richard L., Meth., Kennedy, N. Y.
McKay, Cynthia, i.c.a., William Smith College,
Geneva, N. Y.
McKean. Philip F., i.c.a., 52 Spadina Pkway.,
Pittsfield, Mass.
McKinley, James F., My. ABCFM. page 243
McKinstry, .John, i.c.a., 152 Clarendon Ave.,
Chicopee, Mass.
McKinstry, Willard L., Unit., 78 Pleasant St.,
Leicester, Mass.
McKitrick, Myron, Stud., 220 E. 19th St., Bloom-
ington, Ind.
McLam, Gary L., i.c.a.. East Corinth, Vt.
McLauchlan, Ian R., Lie, Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
McNally, A. Harold, Stud., York Beach, Me.
McPherson, Robert H., E. & R., Denmark, Iowa
Meckstroth, Marcus J., i.c.a., Heidelberg, Germany
Meggs, Wendell B., Meth., Harvard, Mass.
Mehaffey, Charles R., Meth., Calmer, Iowa
Meider, Blaine, i.c.a., Waynesburg College, Waynes-
burg. Pa.
Meinert, R. William, Lie, R.D. 1, Chase MiUs.
N. Y.
Meisner, John W., BajH., Pleasant View Farm,
Dover-Foxcroft, Me.
Melcher, Beryl, i.c.a., 4317 W. Broad St., Spokane
15, Wash.
Melendez, H., Lay., Ceiba, P. R.
Mellburg, A. G., Jr., i.c.a., Elon College, N. C.
Melton, Harley, Lay., 1200 E. Wheeler St., Ko-
komo, Ind.
Melton, Jack, Meth., 106 WaLiut St., Reading,
Mass.
Menchhofer, J. David, Lie, Box 171, Carthage, S. D.
Mendez, Benito, Lay., Punta Santiago, P. R.
Mendonca, John, i.c.a., Chicago Theological Semi-
nary, Chicago 37, lU.
Merkens, LawTence, i.c.a., Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Merrihew, Noel, Jr., Lay pr., Elizabethtown, N. Y.
Merrill, Jacob F. J., Lie, Arcadia, Neb.
Merrill, Jane, Church of Chimes, Van Nuys, Cal.
Merten, Gordon C, i.c.a., 27 Farwell St., Natick,
Mass.
Mesler, Warren, Bapt., Newport, Vt.
Messer, Margaret A., i.e.a., 310 Willets Ave. Ext.,
Waterford, Conn.
Metzler, Rodney, i.c.a., 1505 Keyoncrest Dr..
Berkeley 2, Cal.
Meyer, AUan, Lie, Spencerport, N. Y.
Meyer, John D., Presb., Underwood, Minn.
Meyer, Walter, E. A R., Lewiston, Minn.
Middleton, Ray C, Ev. U. B., Eureka, Mich.
Middleton, Robert W., i.c.a., 4432 ShoreUne Dr.,
MinneapoUs 22, Minn.
MUber, Park E., Ev. U. B., Goodell, Iowa
Milford, Homer C, Nucla, Colo.
Milikaa, Mrs. Rose, Lie, Paia, Maui, Hawaii
Miller, Alva B., Meth., 6805 S. R. 18, R.D. 6,
Ravenna, Ohio
Miller, Mrs. Amanda M., Lie, R.D. 1, Marietta.
Ohio
Miller, Arthur B., Lay., W. 917 Frederick Ave.,
Spokane, Wash.
Miller, Charles M., Meth., Box 68, Bunker Hill 111.
Miller, E. James, Lie, R.D. 4, Ithaca, N. Y.
Miller, Gilbert E., Lie, 15836 Woodbridge Ave.,
Harvey, lU.
Miller, HamUn, i.c.a., 1800 Lane, Topeka, Kans.
Miller, R. E., O.B.S.C, 502 S. Simcoe Ave.,
Wapato, Wash.
Miller, Raymond C, Lie, Colrain, Mass.
Miller, W. L., Meth., 900 Highland Ave., Man-
hattan Beach, Cal.
MiUer, William G., Meth., 25 Bates Ave., Winthrop
Mills, Elden, H., Fr., West Tisbury, Mass.
Milteer, R. L., i.c.a., Elon College, N. C.
Miltz, Robert C, Lie, 48 W. Main St., Ontario,
N. Y.
Mina, Mina E., Disc. 617 Second St., N.W., Aitkin,
Minn.
Minassian, George D., Presb., 103 E. Mission St.,
Santa Barbara, Cal.
Minnick, Donald E., Lie, 640 Witter St., Wiscon-
sin Rapids, Wis.
Minter, D. Curtis, Ev. U. B., 59 Beech St., Clinton,
Mass.
Mitchell, Robert M., i.c.a., Carmel, Me.
Mitchell, Robert M., Stud., Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
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Mitchem, Mrs. Miriam L., Fr. Lie, R. 3, Marshall-
town, Iowa
Moland, Mrs. L. G., Lie, R. 1, Shiocton, Wis.
Moller, Thomas Loren, i.c.a., 298 Elm Ave., St.
Louis 22, Mo.
MoUison, Drexel V., Lie, 406 Galena Blvd., Aurora,
111.
Monbleau, Charles H., Univ., Harwichport, Mass.
Moody, Arthur, Trumansburg, N. Y.
Moody, F. Kennon, Meth., Wissiston, Vt.
Moore, Arthur N., Unit., Two Lights Rd., Cape
Elizabeth, Me.
Moore, R. H., Meth., R.D. 4, Middlebury, Vt.
Moore, Ralph, i.c.a.. Union Theological Seminary,
NewYork, N. Y.
Morales, Felix, Lay., Casa 163B, Cuatro Calles,
Ponce, P. R.
Mordecai, William S., i.c.a., 33 Evans St., New
HydePark, N. Y.
Morgan, Michael, i.c.a., 941 La JoUa Rancho Dr.,
La Jolla, Cal.
Morris, Doris A., i.c.a., Elon College, N. C.
Morrison, Edward J., Lie, R. 3, Box 105, Milton
Freewater, Ore.
Morrison, Frank, Lay., 913 Claremont Ave., Ash-
land, Ohio
Morrison, John G., Stud., 1727 Luther Dr., Peru, 111.
Morse, James K., Presb., 125 Garden St., Mount
Holly, N. J.
Mortimer, John W., Lie, 7 Inwood Rd., Auburn'
Mass.
Morton, Lloyd, Lay., Main St., Royalston, Mass.
Mosher, Bruce, i.c.a., 13 Ossee PL, Cos Cob, Conn.
Moss, Fred V., i.c.a.. Olivet College, Olivet, Mich.
Mountjoy, Lowell S., i.c.a., 1 Canterbury Dr.,
Northridge Park, Cal.
Moyer, Charles H., Meth., Hebron, N. H.
Mudge, Baden P., Meth., Bridgeport, N. Y.
IMueller, Laverne Lawrence, Lay pr.. Box 90,
Monroe Center, 111.
Mueller, Theodore, i.c.a., 410 E. Foothill Blvd.,
Claremont, Cal.
MulhoUand, C. C. Ill, i.c.a., 4169 Duke St.,
Durham, N. C.
Mullendore, Charles L., Lie, Centerbrook, Conn.
Mullet, W. L., Meth., Homer, Oliio
MuUins, Richard, i.c.a., 5757 University Ave.,
Cliicago 37, 111.
Munch, Barbara, i.c.a., 111-19 208th St., Queens
Village 29, N. Y.
Murchie, George B., Lie, 99 Sherman St., Hartford,
Conn.
Murphy, Robert C, Meth., Orwell, N. Y.
Murray, John E., Lay., 107 Hudson St., Springfield,
Mass.
Murray, Leonard C, Meth. Lie, 600 Frand St.,
West Des Moines, Iowa
Muste, C. B., Ref. P.em., 555 First St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Myers, William H. Meth., 5132 Hermosa Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Naef, Emil J., Lie, 113 Holden Green, Cambridge
38, Mass.
Nagle, Howard L., Lay., 906 Lane Dr., St. Joseph,
Mich.
Nameche, Gene F., Presb. Lie, 40 Bridge St.,
Newton 58, Mass.
Nathan, Walter L., Lay., Abbott Rd., Groveland,
Mass.
Neily, Denton J., Bapt., 64 WeUington St., Nashua,
N. H.
Nelson, Andrew, Lie, R. 4, Clanton, Ala.
Nelson, David D., i.c.a., 209 White St., Hartford,
Conn.
Nelson, J. E. Aug. Ev. Luth., 3114 W. 19th St.,
Topeka, Kans.
Nelson, Laurence N., Presb., Bellevue, Iowa
Nelson, M. R., Meth., Doon, Iowa
Nelson, William C, E. A R., 1280 N. Howard St.,
Akron 10, Oliio page 8
Neptune, Gary, i.c.a., Oberlin Graduate School of
Theology, Oberlin, Ohio
Nesbitt, Robert A., i.c.a., 18 Lesley Ave., Somer-
viUe 44, Mass.
NeSmith, S. E., Meth., Interdenominational The-
ological Center, Atlanta, Ga.
Nettleton, Charles H., Breth., Gowrie, Iowa
Newton, Clifford D., Univ., West Newbury, Vt.
Nichols, Donald N., Lie, 121 E. Main St., South
Amherst, Ohio
Nicholson, William, Lay., 98 Sharpe Ave., King-
ston, Pa.
Nienkamp, Christian G., Lie, R.D. 1, Wellington,
Ohio
Nishimoto, George, E. & R., 701 W. Buckingham
PI., Chicago 13, lU.
Noble, John E., Lay., 166 Madison St., Groveport,
Oliio
Noel, William A., i.c.a., 255 Broderick St., Glendale
6, Cal.
Noles, Warner D., Lie, 1608 14th Ct., Phenix City,
Ala.
Norager, Thomas, i.c.a., 145 Division St., Madison,
Wis.
Nordgren, Richard J., i.c.a., Riverton, Conn.
Norris, George Graham, Lie, R. 1, Mountain
Norris, Lyle, i.c.a., 125 E. Mill St., Cannon Falls,
Minn.
Northrup, Arthur O., Meth., R.D., Poultney, Vt.
Novak, Elmer, Lie, Defiance College, Defiance,
Ohio
Novotny, Joseph, Cong., Harwich, Mass.
Nussmann, Oscar C, E. & R., 1720 Chuteau, St.
Louis 3, Mo. page 8
Nute, Pauline V., Lie, Capen Rd., South Gardiner,
Me.
Nye, Richard E., Meth., 950 Main St., Haverhill,
Mass.
Nygren, Irving P., Ev. Lie, Box 161, Roy, Wash.
O'Connor, Raymond, i.c.a., 181 E. 13th St., San
Jose, Cal.
Oden, William B., Meth., Harvard Divinity School,
Cambridge, Mass.
Ogburn, Howard, Ch. of Breth., 3437 W. Van Buren
Ave., Cliicago 24, lU.
Ogden, Jack, i.c.a., 10 Irwn Way, Orinda, Cal.
O'Herron, Gilbert, Lie, 209 N. Iowa St., Atwood,
111.
Olcott, P. J., Meth., Medusa, N. Y.
OUn, Harold, Bapt., 105 Avenue A., Lawton, Okla.
Olsen, Chester R., Ev. Free, Comfrey, Minn.
Olson, John W., i.c.a., 20 Freeman St., Hartford,
Conn.
Olson, Pliilip J., Stud., Castana, Iowa
Orth, Arthur, Lie, 1013 Cedar St., Yankton, S. D.
Osborn, AUen, Lie, Roanoke, Ala.
Osborne, Emmett R., Ev. U. B., R. R. 2, Arcanum,
Ohio
Osborne, James R., Meth., Hinesburg, Vt.
Osborne, Robert, Lay., 100 Winter St., Saugus, Mass.
Osick, WiUiam D., Presb., Aurora, Neb.
Ost, Elmer H., Ev. Mis. Cov., 98-05 38th Ave.,
Corona 68, N. Y.
Ostrom, David E., Lie, 6 Lazy Lane, Farmington,
Conn.
Ostrom, Karl, i.c.a., N. Main St., Hutchinson,
Minn.
Otway, H. Edward, Lie, 265 Eighth Ave., Granite
Falls, Minn.
Ouellette, Donald E., Meth. Lie, Essex Center, Vt.
Overman, Marion C, Bapt., Lebanon, N. Y.
Owen, Mrs. John H., Lay pr., 1219 Melbourne Ave.,
Melbourne, Fla.
PacheUa, Richard H., i.c.a.. Harvard Divinity
School, Cambridge 38, Mass.
Palmer, Linda, i.c.a.. West Stockbridge, Mass.
Pamperin, Jolin, i.c.a., 1501 Cass St., La Crosse,
Wis.
Parker, Alan, i.c.a., 4504 N. Tenth St., Philadelphia
40, Pa.
Parker, Charles H., Un. Ch. Can., 20 Park Ave.,
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Parker, E. R., Lie, 5168 N. 34th St., Milwaukee 9,
Wis.
Parsonage, Robert R., i.c.a., 551 Linden PL, Excel-
sior, Minn.
Parsons, Ronald J., Naz., 77 Doane St., Quincy 69,
Mass.
Partridge, Charles S., Lie, Ashland, Me.
I960] Pastors Not Members Cong' I Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 323
Patten, Ernest B., Presb., P. em., 19 Arlington PL,
Buffalo 1 , N. Y.
Paul, Cecil R., Naz. Lie, Fowler Rd., Northbridge,
Mass.
Paulsen, Donald, Ev. U. B., McHenry, N. D.
Payne, Bradford, i.c.a., Camden, Me.
Pea, Gabriel, Lie, Pahoa, Puna, Hawaii
PearsaU, Robert G., Meth., 52 Jackson Ave.,
Everett 49, Mass.
Pearson, David E., i.c.a., Andover Newton The-
ological School, Newton Centre 59, Mass.
Pearson, Edgar, i.c.a., Bangor Theological Semi-
nary, Bangor, Me.
Pearson, J. Edgar, Jr., Presb., 613 Carlyon Ave.,
Olympia, Wash.
Pearson, William C, i.c.a., 47 Summer St., Lynnfield
Centre, Mass.
Peck, John H., i.c.a., 1320 Mt. Pleasant St., Du-
buque, Iowa
Peet, RusseU, I.F.C.A., 7459 N. Haven St., Port-
land 3, Ore.
Pelirson, Jerry, i.c.a., 4800 W. 60th St., Minneapolis
24, Minn.
Pellman, Dana, i.c.a., 8859 Warwick St., Detroit28,
Mich.
Pellman, David, 8859 Warwick St., Detroit 28,
Mich.
Pellom, Ervin, Lie, R. 2, Box 362, Leland, N. C.
Pelton, R. v., Ev. U. B., 4109 W. Eighth St., Cin-
cinnati 5, Ohio
Pemberton, A. C, Lie, 203 12th Ave., Alexander
City, Ala.
Penoyer, Mark H., Presb., 3101 El Bosque Dr.,
Pebble Beach, Cal.
Penrod, Robert, Salem, Iowa
Perkins, Allyn, i.c.a., R.D., Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
Perkins, Raymond H., i.c.a.. University of Con-
necticut, Storrs, Conn.
Perrin, Charles M., Breth., Warfordsburg, Pa.
Perrin, Wilbur, Stud., R.D., Berlin Heights, Ohio
Perry, John D., Jr., i.c.a., 262 Percival Ave., Ken-
sington, Conn.
Perry, Martin W., Stud., 288 Union St., Bangor,
Me.
Perry, Richard B., Meth., 19 Highland Ave., Ayer,
Mass.
Peters, Joseph C, Lay., 3A Waldron Ave., Nyack,
N. Y.
Peters, Robert F. R., Jr., Lie, 1860 Chapman Ave.,
East Cleveland, Ohio
Petersen, Dee, i.c.a., 831 Cheerie St., Denver, Colo.
Peterson, Arthur, Lay., Ohio Wesleyan University,
Delaware, Ohio
Peterson, Clarence H., Ev. Mis. Cov., Maple St.,
Georgetown, Conn.
Peterson, David A., Ev. Mis. Cov., 990 E. 181st St.,
Bronx 60, N. Y.
Peterson, F. G., i.c.a., 811 W. Main St., Durham,
N. C.
Petrie, John L., Meth., Randolph, N. Y.
Pfeiffer, Joseph, i.c.a., 9606 Euclid Ave., Cleveland,
Ohio
Philbrick, John H., Epise, Ashfield, Mass.
Phinney, George E., Meth., R.D. 1, Old Orchard
Beach, Me.
Phippa, Flem S., Chr., Memphis, Mich.
Phipps, Wayne, Lay., East Park St., Burton, Ohio
Pierce, J. M., i.c.a., 1542 Holland Rd., Suffolk, Va.
Pierce, Robert, i.c.a., 43 Shillingford St., Spring-
field, Mass.
Pinckert, Otto E., E. & R., 3345 X St., Lincoln 3,
Neb.
Pinney, Mrs. Richard H., Lay., East St., Stafford
Springs, Conn.
Pleasure, Robert, Lie, 100 Dixwell Ave., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Fletcher, William F., Jr., Luth. Lie, R. 3, Sidney,
Ohio
Pobanz, PhiUip R., E. & R., Ursa, 111.
Poff, Earl, hid.. Noble, lU.
Polk, C. H., Wes. Meth., 1312 N. Purdum St.,
Kokomo, Ind.
Pond, Peter, Lie, 44 Knollwood Dr., New Haven,
Conn.
Porter, J. E., Bapt. Lie, R. 5, Sanford, N. C.
Post, Kenneth G., Cons. Bapt., Kremling, Colo.
Potter, James A., Lie, 217 S. Michigan Ave., Villa
Park, lU.
Potter, Robert A., i.c.a., 45 White Ave., West Hart-
ford, Conn.
Powers, David, i.c.a., Tilton, N. H.
Pratt, Stephen, i.c.a., 434 Cascade, Fairfax, Cal.
Pribyl, Ronald E., Lie, 1108 Chestnut St., Western
Springs, lU.
Price, Earnest, Jr., Lay., 45 Bleecker St., Newark,
N.J.
Price, James E., Ev. U. B., R.D. 1, Moscow, Ohio
Price, Richard, i.c.a., Moravia, N. Y.
Price, William E., Lie, 110 College Ave., Frostburg,
Md.
Priem, Roy I., Ev. U.S., Northfield, Conn.
Priestaf, Donald, E. & R., Mounted R. 26, Fond du
Lac, Wis.
Prinzing, Kelsey, Lie, Road 426, Oakhurst, Cal.
Pruner, Wayne K., Lay., Rootstown, Ohio
Pue, Calvin H., Lie, Lancaster Seminary, Lan-
caster, Pa.
Pugh, Robert, i.c.a., R. 1, Ixonia, Wis.
Pugh, Robert E., Lie, Princeton, Me.
PuUen, Robert L., Lie, 703 W. Seventh St., Mc-
Cook, Neb.
Putney, Richard S., i.c.a., 215 Herrick Rd., Newton
Centre 59, Mass.
Quinn, Victor J., Presb., St. Johnsbury Center, Vt.
Quinonos, Angel, Lay., Sierra Baja, Guayanilla,
P. R.
Radcliff, Jerald, Stud., 723 Hale Ave., Ashland, Ohio
Radar, Keith L., i.c.a., Andover Newton Theologi-
cal Seminary, Newton Centre, Mass.
Raggio, Ethel, i.c.a., 453 Dellbrook Ave., San
Ragland, Terry P., Pit. Hoi., 1712 W. Main St.,
Owosso, Mich.
Ralph, George, i.c.a., 1232 N. Miami Blvd.,
Durham, N. C.
Rampelberg, Jack, Ch. of Chr., Rowan, Iowa
Randle, Charles E., Lie, 531 Broadway, Pekin, 111.
Randlett, John, i.c.a., 11 Inner Cir., Redwood City,
Cal.
Rankin, Donald J., i.c.a., 721 Alton Rd., Miami
Beach, Fla.
Ransom, David P., Lie, Box 412, Avon, 111.
Rarick, Harold, Lie, 160 Hemlock St., Broomfield
Heights, Colo.
Rary, Charles V., Lie, 2993 School Dr., N.W.,
Atlanta 5, Ga.
Ray, Charles, i.c.a., 8 Francis St., San Anselmo, Cal.
Read, John S., Lie, Maple St., Oakham, Mass.
Reaves, James E., Meth., 4906 Aurora Dr., Ken-
sington, Md.
Rechtin, Jim, i.c.a., Marysville College, MarysviUe,
Tenn.
Redmond, Rich, i.c.a., 1507 Ravenna Blvd., Seattle
5, Wash.
Reed, David Michael, i.c.a., 1135 E. Caroline Ct.,
Ontario, Cal.
Reed, Harvey W., Lie, 106 W. High St., Defiance,
Ohio
Reed, Hugh E., Lie, Box 12, Ellsworth Falls, Me.
Reed, Paul, i.c.a., Ellsworth Falls, Me.
Reed, R., Lay., Churchville, N. Y.
Reed, Robert R., Presb., 714 E. Donnelly St.,
Mount Dora, Fla.
Rees, Gerald W., Lie, Scotland, Conn.
Reid, David W., Meth., Pittsfield, Vt.
Reif, Jack, Bapt., Rutland, N. D.
Reiner, Hugh Munro, Un. Presb., 5205 Lea St., San
Diego 5, Cal.
Reinhart, Maurice, i.c.a., Leslie, Mich.
Remaly, Edwin, Lie, 1367 E. 57th St., Chicago 37,
lU.
Rennie, H. M., 110 Memorial Hall, Farringdon St.,
London E.C. 4, England page 15
Rest, Heinrich F. J., E. cfc R., 5010 S. Johnson St.,
New Orleans 15, La. page 8
Reusser, George F., E. & R., R. 3, Princeton, 111.
Reutter, Delbert C, Lay., 965 Illinois St., S.W.,
Huron, S.D.
Reynolds, Levering, III, i.c.a., Stanford University^
Stanford, Cal.
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Sleynolds, P. L., Lay., 1106 S. 20th St., Lincoln,
Neb.
Rhines, Alva J., Lay., R.D. 1, Westfield, Mass.
Rhodes, Roy Edward, Lie, Box 426, Atkinson,
111.
Rice, Hollis S., Lay., N. 4907 Lacey St., Spokane
28, Wash.
Rich, Tobi Jean, Thompsonville, 111.
Richard, Frank G., Disc, 810 W. 19th St., Hutchin-
son, Kans.
Richards, C. Jack, i.c.a., St. Johns, Mich.
Richards, NeiU, Lie, 1717 Arch St., Berkeley 9,
Cal.
Richards, Robert W., i.c.a., 475 E. Lockwood Ave.,
St. Louis 19, Mo.
Richardson, Howard F., Jr., Lay., Burlington, Me.
Richardson, Kenneth, Lay, WS17 College Rd.,
Spokane, Wash.
Richter, Donald, Lie, Valley Springs, S. D.
Richter, Donald E., Lie, Chelsea, Vt.
Ricklefs, Alvin G., Lie, Box 145, Humboldt, S. D.
Rider, Stanley D., Meth., Sutton, Neb.
Rigelman. Lewis M., Meth., R.D. 3, Bellevue, Mich.
Ringsmuth, Theophilus, Bapt., 434 E. Bay Blvd.,
Traverse City, Mich.
Ritter, H. W., Lie, R. 1, Robbins, N. C.
Rivera-Cornier, Antonio, Lay., Box 285, Guayanilla,
P. R.
Robbennolt, Roger, i.c.a., 7 Fourth St., Stamford,
Conn.
Robbins, Garald, i.c.a., 510 N. Washington St.,
Platteville, Wis.
Roberts, David, i.c.a., 15795 Paseo Del Campo, San
Lorenzo, Cal.
Roberts, Howard A., Bapt., Litchfield, Me.
Roberts, Reginald F., i.c.a., Milford, N. H.
Roberts, W. H., Bapt., 163 Oak St., Hillsdale, Mich.
Robertson, G. Wallace, Presb., East Lansing, Mich.
Robertson, WiUiam L., Presb., 616 E. Academy St.,
Owatonna, Minn.
Robinson, Edwin, Lie, Yankton College, Yankton,
S. D.
Robinson, Ira J., Lie, R. 2, DeFuniak Springs, Fla.
Robinson, James T., Stud., Box 99, Fremont, Iowa
Robinson, Richard S., Jr., i.c.a., 10 Bay State Rd.,
Belmont, Mass.
Robinson, Wayne, i.c.a.. Harvard Divinity School,
Cambridge, Mass.
Ridriguez, Abraham, Lay., LuquUlo, P. R.
Rodrigues, Jose Daniel, Lay., Tallaboa, Penuelas,
P. R.
Rogers, A. Allison, Un. Ch. Can., 180 Bradstreet
Ave., Revere 51, Mass.
Rogers, Howard, Luth., R.D. 2, Chester, N. H.
Rogers, James, Lay., Hamersville, Ohio
Rogers, James W., Ev. U. B., Box 121, North West-
port, Mass.
Rogers, John, Lie, 2024 Nozuta Tsurukawa,
Machida Shi, Tokyo, Japan
Rohrkaste, Donald Wayne, i.c.a., 212 Jasper St.,
Pittsburgh 11, Pa.
Roland, Dallas E., Lie, demons, Iowa
Roosa, Edgar, i.c.a., Chicago Theological Seminary,
Chicago, lU.
Rosa, Andres, Lay., Yabucoa, P. R.
Rosado, Sixto, Lay., Sahnas, P. R.
Rose, Charles S., i.c.a, Hartford Theological Semi-
nary, Hartford, Conn.
Ross R. Allen, i.c.a.. Box 4167, Duke Sta., Durham,
N. C.
Rosser, J. L., Lie, Elon College, N. C.
Rotenberry, A. Garland, Presb., 503 W. Mulberry
St., Stillwater, Minn.
Roth, Howard, i.c.a., Chicago Theological Semi-
nary, Chicago, 111.
Rouner, Leroy S., My. ABCFM. page 244
Roush, Donald, Lay., R.D., New Richmond, Ohio
Roman, Alfonso, Lay., Box 426, Rio Piedras, P R.
Roweton, Jerry L., Lie, 112 W. Diana Lane, Fair-
born, Ohio
Rumery, D. L., Lie, Lawrence, Mich.
Runner, Joseph, Lie, Stoughton, Mass.
Russell, Howard H., Lie, Centerburg, Ohio
Russell, Wallace E., N. 6220 Cook St., Spokane 28,
Wash.
Rust, Norman, i.c.a., Gorham, Me.
Rustad, Richard L., Meth. Lie, 745 Commonwealth-
Ave., Boston 15, Mass.
Rutledge, Mark S., i.c.a., 2317 Le Conte, Berkeley 9,
Cal.
Saarion, Mrs. Helen, Lay pr., St. George Rd.,
Thomaston, Me.
SalUes, Robert C, Lie, Norway, Me.
Salter, Bruce T., Lie, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Saltzwedel, Richard E., i.c.a., Marietta College,
Marietta, Ohio
Sampley, Clare, i.c.a., 5006 Buckeye Rd., Madison
4, Wis.
Samsvick, John I., Bapt., 76 Ridge Ave., Bridgeport,
Conn.
Sandquist, Edward R., Chr. Mis. Al. Lie, Bartons-
viUe, Vt.
Sands, G. Dewey, Ev. Mis., Cov., 47 Brentwood Rd.,
West Hartford, Conn.
Sansoucie, Robert, Lie, West Stockbridge, Mass.
Santiago, Alfredo, Lay., Goto Laurel, P. R.
Santiago, Alfredo, Jr., Lay., Penuelas, P. R.
Sargent, Robert H., Lie, Searsport, Me.
Savery, Gilbert T., Ev. U. B., 1625 Nemaha St.,
Lincoln, Neb.
Sawyer, John L., Jr., Bapt. Lie, Grafton, Vt.
Sayler, Ralph, Lie, Beulah, N. D.
Schaeffer, Henry A. W., E. <fc R., 727 W. Market St.,
Bethlehem, Pa. pages 8, 11
Schaible, Harold E., Lie, R.D. 1, Norwich, Conn.
Scheitinger, George J., E. & R. Lie, Box 404,
Epping, N. H.
Schepel, Charles G., Jr., i.c.a., 24715 Ridgecroft St.,
East Detroit, Mich.
Scherich, Millard, Presb., Federated Churches,
CorvaUis, Ore.
Schilling, Hans H., Lay., DennysviUe, Me.
Schilling, Hans M., i.c.a., Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Schleich, Charles E., Stud., Box 127, North Water-
ford, Me.
Schlotman, Richard C, Meth., 4 Park St., Pepperell,
TyTogg
Schmidt, F. C, E. & R., 30 N. CUnton St., Iowa
City, Iowa
Schmidt, James A., i.c.a., 1121 N. Ninth St., St.
Louis, Mo.
Schmuck, Francis J., E. & R., Lyons, Colo.
Schnabel, Rudolph K., i.c.a., 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn.
Schnackenberg, John, E. & R., Nisland, S. D.
Schneider, Mary, i.c.a., 7920 St. Anne Ct., Mil-
waukee, Wis.
Schneider, Peter F., Meth., 87 Grove St., Auburn-
dale 66, Mass.
Schoepfer, Donald W., Bapt., Antrim, N. H.
Schoessler, Everett, Lie, School of Theology, Yank-
ton, S. D.
Schofield, Kenneth, Lay pr., Greene, N. Y.
Schontzler, Robert, i.c.a., 7853 Main St., Olmsted
Falls, Ohio
Schortmann, Harry G.,Lay., Elm St., Warren, Mass.
Schraer, William T., Lay., 506 Dayton Ave., Day-
ton, Ky.
Schrag, Delbert J., Menn., R. 2, Box 38A, Munde
lein, lU.
Schriver, Edward O., Lie, Gorham, Me.
Schroerluke, Henry P., E. & R., 302 S. Peck Ave.,
Manhattan Beach, Cal.
Schrolucke, Marvin E., E. & R., Oskaloosa, Iowa
Schuch, Frank, i.c.a., Trinity Congregational
Church, Cleveland 24, Ohio
Schuck, C. John, i.c.a., Denison University, Gran-
ville, Ohio
SchuUing, George, Ref., 204 Michigan Ave., New
Port Richey, Fla.
Schulz, Larold, Lie, Fontana, Wis.
Schumm, Herbert L., Lie, 215 Herrick Rd., Ne^v^on
CGDtr6 59 JVlass
Schwartz, Charles" F., Vn. Presb., South St., Tru-
mansburg, N. Y.
Schwartz, Robert G., i.c.a., R. 1, Lake Elmo, Minn.
Schweiter, Otis, F., i.c.a., 1776 Harvard St.,
Wichita, Kans.
Scott, Larry D., Stud., 1200 E. 42nd St., Indiana-
polis, Ind.
19603 Pastors Not Members CongH Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 325
Scott, Leonard J., Ill, i.c.a., 232 Burncoat St.,
Worcester, Mass.
Scott, Wade H., Disc, 1445 19th Ave., Mitchell,
Neb.
Seaborn, Duane, Stud., East Lebanon, Me.
Seafort, George B., Lay., Box 174, Pullman, Mich.
Seals, Robert, Disc, Drummond, Okla.
Seaman, Chester G., Lay., R.D. 2, Winchester,
N. H.
Seaman, Richard, Lie, 1013 Cedar St., Yankton,
S. D.
Seamans, Richard K., i.c.a., 4613 Drexel Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 10, Minn.
Sears, H. Y., Lie, R. 2, Pearson, Ga.
Sebring, WiUiam, Presb., Hawarden, Iowa
Segedy, Ronald M., Lie, E. 337 & Vine Sts.,
WUloughby, Ohio
Selby, Cleland R., i.c.a., Derby Line, Vt.
Selix, Virgil, Lie, 1034 Curtis St., Albany, Cal.
Sessa, Alfred M., i.c.a., 20 Prospect Ave., Darien,
Conn.
Sessler, J. J., Ref., Crafton, Vt.
Sessom, E. H., Lie, R. 4, Raleigh, N. C.
Shady, E. J., Chr. Union, Jackson Center, Ohio
Shaffer, WiUiam, E. & R., 7253 Ogontz Ave.,
Pliiladelphia 38, Pa. page 7
Shapland, Richard, Ev. U. B., 212 S. Colfax St.,
West Point, Neb.
Shaughnessy, Roy, i.c.a., 533 Fifth Ave., S., Hopkins,
Minn.
Sheares, R. A., Ill, Meth., 1813 Patterson St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sheeder, Franklin I., E. & R., 1505 Race St., Phila-
delpliia 2, Pa. page 13
Sheehan, William E., Jr., i.c.a., 329 Franklin St.,
Mansfield, Mass.
Sheffield, Brian E., i.c.J.., Highland Rd., New Hart-
ford, Conn.
Sheldon, Charles S., Pil. Hoi., Drummond Island,
Mich.
Sheldon, Edward, Lay pr., Kingston, N. Y.
Sheldon, Milo, i.c.a., 701 Friberg Ave., Fergus
Falls, Minn.
Shelton, J. B., Ev. U. B., Percival, Iowa
Shelton, WilUara H., Meth., Daisy, Tenn.
Sheppard, Ralph, Lie, Little Eatle, S. D.
Sherk, Warren A., Chr., United Churches Fellow-
ship, Nogales, Ariz.
Sherman, Frank, i.c.a., 218 Washington Ave.,
West Haven 16, Conn.
Sherry, P. H., 160 Paterson Ave., Hasbrouck
Heights, N. J.
Sherwin, George A., Jr., i.c.a., 141 Highland St.,
Holden, Mass.
Shiok, S. E., Presb., 4300 Morgan Park Ave., N.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Shiley, James, i.c.a.. Harvard University Divinity
School, Cambridge, Mass.
Shimko, Amos, Meth. Lie, BriggsvUle, Wis.
Shirm, Ross O., Lie, Muscotah, Kans.
Sliippee, Arthur, Lie, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Shores, David, Lie, 76 High St., Wliitman, Mass.
Short, Ralph, i.c.a., 15 Kirkland Cir., WeUesley
Circle, Mass.
Shotten, Ronald, Lie, 809 Walnut St., Anderson, Ind.
Showstead, Philip W., i.c.a., 20 Maynard St.,
Roslindale, Mass.
Shultz, James Wendell, i.c.a., 6223 S. Fourth Ave.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Shum, Maurice, i.c.a., 21 Brenham PL, San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
Shute, Olin Y., Meth., North Anson, Me.
Sibley, Floyd, Lie, Kiowa, Kans.
Siekmann, Gene, Presb., 208 Walnut St., Marshall,
Minn.
Silver, James H., Ev. Mis. Cov., 277H Jerome Ave.,
Bristol, Conn.
Simmons, Miles, Lay., R.D. 1, Bellevue, Ohio
Simmons, W. E., Meth. Lie, Livingston College,
SaUsbury, N. C.
Simms, P. Marion, Presb., 200 W. Grand River St.,
East Lansing, Mich.
Simone, Joseph, Lie, Box 137, Chicopee, Mass.
Simpson, Paul D., i.c.a.. Flamingo Lodge, Ever-
glades National Park, Fla.
Simpson, WiUiam H., E. & R., 420 Eastern Ave.,
Lynn, Mass.
Sims, Leon, Lie, R. 2, West Monroe, La.
Sinclair, N. Duncan, Lie, R. 1, Greenwich, Ohio
Singer, Robert J., Lie, Box 268, Yale Divinity
School, New Haven, Conn.
Sinn, Duane, Lie, Hastings CoUege, Hastings, Neb.
Sinn, Paul E., Disc, New Ipswich, N. H.
Sinnenberg, Arthur H., Evang., 19 Exeter St.,
Morris Plains, N. J.
Sisson, Gordon A., Bapt., Lie, 353 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me.
Skaggs, Victor, Bapt., R. 1, Box 29, Edgerton, Wis.
Skidmore, Cyril N., i.c.a., Todd Hill Rd., Lakeside,
Mich.
Skinner, Stanley, McLean, N. Y.
Sleat, Perley G., Bapt., O-xford, Me.
Smith, Ben L., Lie. Orwell, Vt.
Smith, Bryson M., Meth., 10 Third St., Newport, Vt.
Smith, C. B., Lie, R. 14, KnoxviUe, Tenn.
Smith, CarUsle A., Bapt. Lie, Chatham, Mass.
Smith, Claude W., Jr., Lie, Winthrop, Iowa
Smith, D. L., i.c.a., R. 1, Elon College, N. C.
Smith, David W., Lie, Bar MiUs, Me.
Smith, Eugene D., Wes. Meth., 527 William St.,
Key West, Fla.
Smith, George H., Meth. Lie, 244 Roberts Rd.,
Sauquoit, N. Y.
Smith, Herbert B., Jr., Presb., 115 Lincoln Dr.,
Ventura, Cal.
Smith, James Edward, Stud., Olivet CoUege, Olivet,
Mich.
Smith, Raymond, Lie, Albany, Ind.
Smith, Ron, E. & R. Lie, 925 Vermont St., Law-
rence, Kans.
Smith, Roy, Disc, 2722 Fifth St., Boulder, Colo.
Smith, Stephen H., Meth., Box 574, Cotuit, Mass.
Smith, Theoren C, Lay., Box 181, Derby, Colo.
Smith, Timothy L., Naz., 84 Elm Ave., WoUaston,
Mass.
Smith, W. Carl, Disc, 201 Cottonwood St., San
Ysidro, Cal.
SneU, Hial P., Adv. Chr. Lie, R.D. 1, Springfield, Vt.
Snider, D., Assem. of God, 309 E. Eighth St., Schuy-
ler, Neb.
Snyder, Robert C, Lie, R.D., Box 123, East
Haddam, Conn.
Soper, David Wesley, Meth., Beloit CoUege, Beloit,
Wis.
Sousa, Charles F., Stud., Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Southmck, Niles E., 395 High St., Holyoke, Mass.
Spalding, Robert, Lay., 1825 E. Minnehaha Ave.,
St. Paul 6, Minn.
Spaven, Edgar O., Meth., 315 Gotham St., Water-
town, N. Y.
Spicer, James E., Bapt., 1000 Elm St., Glenview, 111.
Spivey, Bernice C, Lie, 2102 53rd St., Langdale,
Ala.
Sprague, Paul S., Presb., 739 Ridge Ave., Pittsburgh
12, Pa.
Squire, Richard, i.c.a., R.D. 1, Windsor, Vt.
Stafford, Julius, Lay., 433 Liberty St., Little Ferry,
N.J.
Stanley, A. Knighton, Lie, Yale Divinity School,
New Haven, Conn.
Stanley, Don E., Fr., R.D. 1, Box 112, Stafford
Springs, Conn.
Stavenger, Marilyn, Lie-, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven, Conn.
Stearns, J. Brenton, i.c.a.. West Dover, Vt.
Steele, Mrs. Maud C, Lie, Troy, Vt.
Steele, Pliilip Paul, i.c.a., Mattawan, Mich.
Steffen, Neal S., Presb., 115 Lincoln Dr., Ventura,
Cal.
Steigemeier, Fred, E. & R., 1054 Walnut St., Wheat-
land, Wyo.
Stepanek, Harold E., Presb., Browns VaUey, Minn.
Stephenson, Frank W., Meth., Box 294, Adrian,
Mich.
Stephenson, Leigh E., Bapt., R.D. 1, Groton, N. Y.
Stevens, John A., Meth., Yarmouthport, Mass.
Stevens, Michael, i.c.a., 1203 Yale Sta., New
Haven, Conn.
Stevens, Weston A., Unit., 334 S. Jefferson St.,
Woodstock, lU.
326
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Stewart, Dennis, i.c.a., 1013 Park Ave., Madison,
Ind.
Stewart, John W., Un. Presb., 1326 Rescue St.,
Pittsburgh 12, Pa.
Stewart, M., Lie, 349 Naquin St., Houma, La.
Stickney, Robert, Stud., 457 La Grange St., South
Haven, Mich.
Stickney, Robert W., Lie, 359 Pearl St., South
Haven, Mich.
Stiegemeier, Fred L., E. & R., 1054 Walnut St.,
Wheatland, Wyo.
Stiles, Stuart, Jr., Lie, Salem, N. H.
Stineford, Raymond E., Lay., Box 97, Alford, Me.
StirUng, James S., i.c.a., R.D. 2, Barre, Vt.
Stohler, Rudolf J., i.c.a., 1584 Milvia St., Berkeley,
Cal. , ^
Stommel, Ewald H., E. & R., 1620 S. 23rd St.,
Tacoma 5, Wash.
Stone, Ernest, Lie, 15615 Chagrin Blvd., Shaker
Heights 20, Ohio
Stovel, John, i.c.a., 3 Yale Ter., Montclair, N. J.
Stowe, G. Wilbur, Jr., i.c.a., 210 Lauderdale Rd.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Strah, Michael S., i.c.a., 2251 Sheridan Rd., Evans-
ton, 111.
Straka, Arnold W., Lay., 5205 Knox Ave., S., Min-
neapolis 19, Minn.
Strandberg, Ernest, i.c.a., R. 4, Box 379, Excelsior,
Minn.
Streiker, Lowell D., Lie, 140 E. Allegheny St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Streyffeler, Laurice D., Ev. U. B. Lie, 224 N.
Loomis St., NapervUle, 111.
Strieker, Teodoro, Lie, San Martin 119, Concordia,
Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A.
Strong, WiUard, Lie, Huntsburg, Ohio
Strong, William H., Lay pr., 216 Brandy Brook
Lane, Phoenix, N. Y.
Strouse, George H., Bapt., 49 High St., Mystic,
Conn.
Stuart, W. Norman, i.c.a.. Pacific School of Reh-
gion, Berkeley, Cal.
Suld, Henry, Bapt., Warner, N. H.
Summerton, James, Lie, Collbran, Colo.
Sutton, Stanford M., Jr., Bible Lie, Wakefield,
Kans.
Swaffield, W. Douglas, Bapt., East Alton, N. H.
Swain, J. Edward, Ev. U. B., Congregational
Church, Ludlow Falls, Ohio
Swanson, John, Lie, Temple, Me.
Swanson, Richard J., Ev. Mis. Cov., 999 South St.,
Rosindale31, Mass.
Swart, Floyd, Lie, 143 Watchung Ave., Upper
Montclair, N. J.
Swartz, Paul E., Jr., I.F.C.A., 312 Walnut St.,
Flora, Ind.
Swope, Glenn E., Lie, 201 Eagle St., Fairport
Harijor, Oliio
Symons, Harold, i.c.a.. Harvard Divinity School,
Cambridge 38, Mass.
Tabakian, John, Armenian Evang., 240 H St., Par-
Uer, Cal.
Talbert, D. A., i.c.a., Elon College, N. C.
Tallentire, Howard D., Stud., United Theological
Seminary, 1810 Harvard Blvd., Dayton 6, Ohio
Tam, Harry, Lie, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
Tamte, Kenneth, Lie, Britt, Minn.
Tatle, Darwin G., i.c.a.. University of California,
Santa Barbara, Cal.
Taylor, A. Robert, i.c.a., 199 San Marcos, San
Francisco 16, Cal.
Taylor, Alfred L., Mcth., Oxford, N. Y.
Taylor, Fletcher, Lie, Huntsburg, Ohio
Taylor, Francis D., Meth., 3538 N. Main St., Fall
River, Mass.
Taylor, Harold B., Presb., 2710 15th St., Columbus,
Neb.
Taylor, James, Lie, Hyarmis, Neb
Taylor, John, Chr., Wadley, Ala.
Taylor, Leonard A., Jr., i.c.a., 1804 E. Second St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Taylor, Paul V., E. & R., 158 E. Main St., Frost-
burg, Md. page 8
Taylor, Robert N., Jr., E. & R., 512 E. Daniel St.,
Champaign, 111.
Teasdale, Donald P., Stud.. New Sharon, Me.
Tebbetts, Arnold, i.c.a., Cabot, Vt.
Tejera, Victor M., Lie, 13211 Second St., Chino,
Cal.
Teller, Paul A., Jr., i.c.a., Alleghany College, Meads-
viUe, Pa.
Temple, Earle H., Jr., Lay., 610 Dunson St.,
Andalusia, Ala.
Tetzloff, Loy R., i.c.a., Andover Newton Theologi-
cal School, Newton Centre, Mass.
Tliiessen, Floyd, Men. Lie, Fargo, Okla.
Thomas, Enoch, James, Lie, 309 W. Third St.,
Fulton, N. Y.
Tliomas, George B., Lie, Mont Vernon, N. H.
Thomas, J. R., Lie, 407 S. Seventh St., Sanford,
N. C.
Thomas, Max M., Lie, 925 Vermont St., Lawrence,
Kans.
Thomas, Willis D., Lie, Leaf River, lU.
Thompson, A. Brownlow, Meth., 24 Prospect St.,
Bristol, N. H.
Thompson, G. Richard, i.c.a., 105 N. Ninth St.,
St. Clair, Mich.
Thompson, Irving O., Presb., 206 Center Ave., W.
Dil worth, Minn.
Thompson, Ronald, Stvd., 1810 Harvard Blvd.,
Dayton 6, Ohio
Thompson, Mrs. Vesta L., Lay., Standish, Me.
Thomure, William H., Disc, Box 391, Brookport,
111.
Thornberg, William, Ev. Mis. Cov., Vining Hill Rd.,
South wick, Mass.
Thornburg, Michael, Lie, R. 1, Sekna, Ind.
Thornburg, Mont M., Meth., 39 Grafton St., Mill-
bury, Mass.
Threadgill, T. L., Presb., Camden Academy, Cam-
den, Ala.
Thurston, Berton B., My. ABCFM. page 244
Tillemaim, Paul D., Un. Ch. Can., Abbott Hill
Acres, Wilton, N. H.
Tilton, D. Ward, Lie, 471 Grove St., Needham 92,
Mass.
Tingley, William J., i.c.a., 46 Prindle Ave., Ansonia,
Conn.
Tipton, Ronald, Bapt., Green Lake, Wis.
Tooley, Dennis D., i.c.a., 1211 Leland Rd., St. Paul
9, Minn.
Toriumi, Howard, Presb., 120 N. San Pedro St., Los
Angeles, Cal. ^
Tornay, Keith, i.c.a., 556 Alvarado Row, Stanford,
Cal.
Tovey, Harry G., Lay., 194J^ Berdan Ave., Toledo
13, Ohio
Trautman, Charles, i.c.a., Yale Divinity School,
New Haven, Conn.
Traylor, B. J., Lie, R. 3, BurUngton, N. C.
Traylor, Horace J., Bapt., 1002 E. Eighth St., Chat^
tanooga, Tenn.
Treat, Robert, i.c.a., 1007 Seventh St., S., Fargo,
N. D.
TredweU, Warren, Lie, 15 Sharon Dr., Fair Haven
Vt.
Tremann, Jolin M., i.c.a., R. 1, Box 414, Excelsior
Minn.
Triggs, Leon G., Chr,, Greenville, Iowa
Tritchler, Gordon L., E. & R., 421 S. 36th St.
Omaha 31, Neb.
Troesch, Walter E., Lay., Box 226, Bloomingdale
Mich.
Trout, A. R., Bapt. Lie, 28 Lee Ave., Trenton 8,
N.J.
Trudinger, Leonhard Paul, Cong. Australia, Am-
herst, N. H.
True, G. Dale, Lie, West BrooksviUe, Me.
Tubbs, PhiUp D., i.c.a., Hobart College, Box 315,
Geneva, N. Y.
Tucker, Harold W., Stud., R.D. 1, South Harpswell,
Me.
Tuleja, L. T., Jr., Ref., Wading River, N. Y.
Turley, Frederick E., i.c.a., Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Turner, Garland E., Lie, 210 E. Sellars Ave.,
Douglas, Ga.
Turner, Malcolm W., Lay., 140 S. East St., Am-
Tyndali, Allen, i.c.a., Elon College, N. C.
19G0] Pastors Not Members Concfl Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 327
Tyson, Thomas W., Un. Ch. Can., Rock Island,
Quebec, Canada
Ulrich, Walter E., Ev. U. B., Platte, S. D.
Underwood, Paul, Pent., R.D. .3, Coldwater, Mich.
Updyke, Worden J., Jr., Lie, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Upshaw, H. Tucker, 1620 Drexel Ave., Miami
Beach 39, Fla.
Upton, Mrs. Paula, i.c.a., 326 Grove St., Upper
Montclair, N. J.
Uwekoolani, William, Lie, Ulupalakua, Maui,
Hawaii
Valkio, Vaino H., Lay., R.D., West Wareham,
Vallier, Andrew, Meth., 524 E. Main St., Lafayette,
La.
Vance, Michael F., Lie, 1925 Glencoe Way, Glen-
dale, Gal.
Vanderbilt, Harry D., Re/., Medford, Wis.
Van Dyken, William J., Presb., 919 Ada St., Fergus
Falls, Minn.
Van*'Epps, David, i.c.a., 1026 Englewood Rd.,
'■ Cleveland Heights 21, Ohio
Vann, Harold K., Meth., R. 1, Woodinville, Wash.
Van Slooten, David, Lay pr., R.D., Greene, N. Y.
Van Strien, John J., Ref., R. 1, Box 811, Falmouth,
Mass.
Van Tuyl, W. H., Lay pr., 2 Peach Lane, Saugerties,
N. Y.
Van Wicklin, E. A., Lay., Deferiet, N. Y.
Vavola, Edward, Lie, 1100 S. Goodman St., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Vedeler, Donald, Biship Memorial Church, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii
Vega, Cesar Augusto, Lay., Calle 3 #8, ClauseUs,
Ponce, P. R.
Velazquez, Ernesto, Lay., Box 511, Fajardo, P. R.
Velez, Carlos Noel, Lay., Box 1825, Ponce, P. R.
Venatta, Leo B., Ev. U. B., R. 1, Lerna, III.
Viera, Clemente, Lay., Box 578, Yauco, P. R.
Vietze, Frank A., Lie, 48 Pleasant St., East Wal-
pole, Mass.
Vincent, Alfred, Lie, 51 Orchard Ave., Old Orchard
Beach, Me.
Vogan, David A., 6026 St. Marie St., Pittsburgh 6,
Pa.
Vogel, William, i.c.a., Charlotte, Mich.
Vore, David A., i.c.a., DePauw University, Green-
castle, Ind.
Vore, Earl M., Lie, R. 1, Muncie, Ind.
Vore, Noel N., Lie, 775 Skyland Dr., Sierra Madre,
Cal.
Wabus, Paul A., II, E. & R., Dittmer, Mo.
WaddeU, H. J., Meth., Paris, N. Y.
Wagner, Frederick C, Lie, 307 Franklin St., Mi-
retta, Oiiio
Wagner, James E., E. & R., 1505 Race St., Philadel-
pliia 2, Pa. page 13
Wagstrom, Clemence E., Lie, 113 S. Third St., De
Soto, Mo.
Walcott, Leonard E., Jr., i.c.a., 44 Homestead Rd.,
Lvnnfield Center, Mass.
Waldo, Warren P., Meth., West Burke, Vt.
Waldon, George L., Disc, 3001 Queen City Ave.,
Cincinn.iti 38, Ohio
Waldron, Russell, Lie, 218 E. Hamlin St., Eaton
Rapids, Mich.
Walker, Clifton, i.c.a., 4307 Chapel Hill Rd.,
Durham, N. C.
Walker, Ralph W., Meth. Lie, Bruce, Wis.
Waller, Peter F., Chr. Mis. AL, Holdingford, Minn.
Wallgreen, O. Victor, i.c.a., 412 N. Cherry St., Falls
Church, Va.
Walter, William N., Meth., South Otselic, N. Y.
Walters, Winfred, Lie, 5205 20th Ave., Langdale,
Ala.
Wamsley, Ronald S., Bapt., Box 175, Plainfield,
Iowa
Wangelin, Mrs. Pearl, Lie, Grandin, Mo.
Ward, Clarence, Lie, 335 E. College St., Oberlin,
Ohio
Ward, Harvey E., Bapt. Lie, 1607 E. Second St.,
Defiance, Oliio
Ward, I. P. , Lie, 144 Tift Ave., Tifton, Ga.
Wardwell, Steven, i.c.a., Milford, N. H.
Ware, John, Stud., R. 1, Lebanon, Ohio
Warfield, Mrs. Thomas P., Lie, 18 Southern Ave.,
Clinton Heights, Rensselaer, N. Y.
Warn, James R., .Jr., Lie, Hartington, Neb.
Warner, Leonard H., i.c.a.. Piedmont College,
Demorest, Ga.
Warren, James C, Lay., 3900 Micliigan Ave.,
Kansas City 30, Mo.
Wasson, Douglas, Meth., Rock Springs, Wyo.
Waterman, Byron O., Bapt., P.O. Box 55, Greene,
R.I.
Waters, John, Jr., Lie, 59 Orchard St., Belmont 78,
Mass.
Waters. Robert '"'., Lie, Towanda, Kans.
Watson, Frank T., Meth., Bradford, Vt.
Watt, Trevor, Lay., 3041 Broadway, New York 27,
N. Y.
Waugh, Robert M., Lie, 135 Sweden St., Berlin,
N. H.
Way, Mrs. Doris, Lie, 5.30 Christie St., Toronto,
Ontario, Canada
Waye, John P., Bapt., R. 6, Frankfort, Ind.
Wayland, Lawrence, Lay., W. 733 Augusta Ave.,
Spokane, Wash.
Weakley, Richard, Lay., E. 419 Hawthorne Rd.,
Spokane, Wash.
Webb, Richard S., My. ABCFM. page 244
Webster, Jonathan, i.c.a., Canandaigua, N. Y.
Wehr, Paul, i.c.a.. Driftwood Rd., Danbur.v, Conn.
Weidman, Gilbert L., Chicago, 111. page 10
Welch, Gordon, Meth., Medford, Wis.
Welling, Alfred D., Lay pr., Freehold, N. Y.
Wells, Howard L., Lie, Corning, Iowa
Wentworth, Jay, i.c.a., 5759 S. Porter St., North
Olmsted, Ohio
Wernecke, Wilmer H., Presb., 9507 Ramona Blvd.,
Cleveland, Oliio
Westbrook, Delos, Meth., Bowman, N. D.
Wessels, Roland, i.c.a., 1535 Shattuck Ave., Ber-
keley, Cal.
Westberg, William W., i.c.a., 12 Middleby Rd.,
Lexington 73, Mass.
Westerman, Ronald, Lie, Pacific School of Religion,
Berkeley, Cal.
Wetzel, Albert, Ltc, Underwood, N. D.
Wetzel, Mrs. John C, Lie, 71 Park St., Arcade,
N. Y.
Wetzel, W. Charles, i.c.a., 71 Park St., Arcade,
N. Y.
Whallon, Daniel, Stud., 406 East St., Madison, Ind
Wheelock, Arthur S., 110 Memorial Hall, Farring-
don St., London E.G. 4, England page 15
White, Arthur F., i.c.a., 173 Sherman Ave., New
Haven, Conn.
White, Edward F., P.M. A., 2627 N. Talman Ave.
Chicago 47, lU.
White, Lester P., Meth., Northfield, Mass.
Wliite, Mrs. Mary A., Lie, 1236 Eighth St., N.W.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
White, W. Robert, Meth., South Royalton, Vt.
Whitehead, R. Jack, i.c.a., 353 Hammond St., Ban-
gor, Me.
Wliitehead, Mrs. Robert C, Lay pr., R.D. 1, South
Windham, Me.
Whiten, Bennie R., Jr., i.c.a., 1st Reformed Church
Cincinnati, Ohio
Whitford, Mrs. Catherine, Lay., 107 Allegheny St.,
Tarentum, Pa.
Wliiting, Paul K., Lie, 36 Lithgow St., Waterville,
Me.
Whitman, Winslow, i.c.a.. Pacific School of Religion,
Berkeley, Cal.
Whitsitt, Joe, Lie, Goltry, Okla.
Whittlesey, Wellington W., Pr., 1415 College Hill
St., Oskaloosa, Iowa
Whitwer, Mrs. Elsie, Lie, Neligh, Neb.
Wichman, Alton E., Bapt. Lie, 206 N. University
Ave., Beaver Dam, Wis.
Wickersham, George W., II, Epise, Chocorua,
N. H.
Wickstrom, Gunnar, Jr., Lie, 199 E. Foster St.,
Melrose 76, Mass.
Wiedenheft, John H., i.c.a, 25 Carrick Ave., Pitts-
burgh 10, Pa.
Wightman, John, i.c.a., Muskegon, Mich.
328
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[1960
Wikstrom, Mrs. Marilyn M., i.c.a., 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Wilber, Herbert L., Melh., Box 161, Middleboro,
Mass.
Wilcox, Ira, Lay pr., Coleridge, Neb.
Wilcox, Lester J., Wes. Meth., Craig Colony, Son-
yea, N. Y.
WUcox, Richard F., Lie, 41 Pleasant St., Somerset,
Mass.
Wilder, John W., Lie, 510 Crestview Lane, Fairfax,
Ala.
Wildey, Thomas A., Lay., R.D. 2, New Richmond,
Ohio
Wilkins,L.B.,Z/ic.,AmerikanKolleji, Tarsus, Turkey
Wilkins, L. T., Jr., Lie, R. 3, Burhngton, N. C.
Willard, Paul E., Stiid., Rumford Point, Me.
WiUcox, WLUiam Brewster, i.c.a., 9111 Steel Ave.,
Detroit 28, Mich.
Willett, B. J., Lie, Seagrove, N. C.
Williams, Ansen R., Bapt., R.D. 1, Augusta., Me.
WUhams, Carlton, J., Meth., 258 Yale Bridge Rd.,
Rockton, 111.
Wilhams, David C, i.c.a., 6 Woodbine Ct., Berlin,
Conn.
WiUiams, David E., Lie, R. 1, Newton, Iowa
WiUiams, Mrs. E. C, Lay., Box 364, Suffolk, Va.
Williams, Frank, Lie, R. 5, Frankfort, Ind.
WiUiams, Mrs. Gladys, Lie, 6F Carver Ct.,
Kinston, N. C.
Wilhams, G. S., Meth., Lidgerwood, N. D.
WiUiams, H. E., Sr., Lie, 37 29th St., Columbus, Ga.
WiUiams, J. A., Lay., MorganvUle, N. Y.
Wilhams, J. J., i.c.a., R. 6, Lebanon, Ind.
WiUiams, James H., Lie, 12929 Joy Rd., Detroit 28,
Mich.
WiUiams, Mark L., Lie, R.D. 3, Sidney, Ohio
WiUiams, Marden, Meth., 105 Springfield St.,
Chicopee, Mass.
WLUiams, Mrs. MaybeUe, Lie, 528 S. Queen St.,
Kinston, N. C.
WiUiams, Norman O., Meth. Lie, 106 GUhspie St.,
WUmore, Ky.
WUliams, Rajmond W., Lie, New Gloucester, Me.
Williams, Richard S., Presb., WiUiams Bay, Wis.
WUUams, Terrance L., i.c.a., Hartford Theological
Seminary, Hartford, Conn.
WiUiamson, J. Wright, Union Congregational
Church, Springfield, Mass.
WiUiamson, W. L., Lay., 7710 Restmere Rd., Nor-
foUc 5, Va.
WUner, Mary Ann, i.c.a., 1322 N. 12th St., Fargo,
N. D.
Wilson, C. Ronald, i.c.a., 26 Rockland Ave.,
Maiden, Mass.
Wilson, David E., Ill, Lie, Lincoln St., Brookfield,
Mass.
Wilson, John Henry, Unit., Wilton, N. H.
Wilson, June, i.c.a., 3041 Broadway, New York 27,
N. Y.
WUson, Ralph C, Bapt., 1529 Manchester St.,
Beloit, Wis.
WUson, R. Ward, Lie, Bangor Theological Semi-
nary, Bangor, Me.
WUt, Kenneth E., Luth., 14141 WUtshire Rd.,
Lyndhurst 24, Oliio
Winger, Donald M., i.c.a., Blair HaU, OUvet Col-
lege, OUvet, Mich.
Winterbottom, WUUam R., i.c.a., 50, 96th St.,
Miami Beach 54, Fla.
Winters, WiUiam E., Epise, 120 Buckingham Rd.,
Upper Montolair, N. J.
Wintersteen, WiUiam, i.c.a., 3041 Broadway, New
York 27, N. Y.
Wiseman, Duanne L., Disc, GarretsviUe, Ohio
Witham, Robert, i.c.a., Danvers, Mass.
Witt, WiUiam G., Ev. U. B., R. 2, Eaton, Ohio
Wobus, Reinhard, E. & R., PliiUipsburg, Ohio
Woerner, August John, Cong. Chr., 109 W. Foster
St., Melrose 76, Mass.
Wolfgram, Dale, E. & R., 2730 Oakridge Ave.,
Madison 4, Wis.
Wood, Chester F., Bapt., Box 121, Templeton,
Wood, Edgar, i.c.a., 309 Bank St., WaUace, Ida.
Woodall, Emerson, i.c.a., R. 1, Garner, N. C.
Woodard, WiUiam P., My. ABCFM. page 244
Woodman, H. M., Meth., MunnsviUe, N. Y.
Woolworth, WUham S.. Jr., My. ABCFM. page 244
Worcester, Carleton E., Bapt., TrumbuU Ave.,
Stonington, Conn.
Worcester, G., Stud., 215 Herrick Rd., Newton
Centre 59, Mass.
Worcester, George, i.c.a., 407 Bowen St., Longmont,
Colo.
Worth, F. A., So. Bapt., 1529 E. South Grand Ave.,
Springfield, lU.
Wright, Albert, Wes. Meth., Pittsford, Mich.
Wright, Calvin T., Lie, Newmarket, N. H.
Wright, Charles H., Meth., R.D. 1, Osseo, Mich.
Wright, Thomas W., Lie, HaU, N. Y.
Wry, ArUngton E., Bapt., 10 Park St., Pittsfield,
N. H.
WyUe, Thomas, i.c.a., 1100 S. Goodman St., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Yarian, Stanley O., Lay., Hiram CoUege, Hiram,
Ohio
Yasuda, Chukichi, Un. Ch. Japan, 656 W. Bucking-
ham PL, Chicago 13, lU.
Yeager, Herbert B., i.c.a., 116 S. Governors Ave.,
Dover, Del.
Yeager, PhiUp, i.c.a., 5751 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago
37, lU.
Yeager, WiUiam C, Presb. i.c.a., 9 Crombie St.,
Salem, Mass.
York, John Avery, i.c.a., Beloit CoUege, Beloit, Wis.
York, Walter E., Lie, Caratunk, Me.
Young, Claude C, Ue, 3712 24th St., N.E.. Wash-
ington 18, D. C.
Young, Curtis, i.c.a., 211 W. Trinity St., Durham,
N. C.
Young, Donald, i.c.a., Tombstone, Ariz.
Young, John B., i.c.a., 1315 Amsterdam Ave., New
York 27, N. Y.
ZafUro, WiUiam, Lie, Yankton CoUege, Yankton,
S. D.
ZUkow, John, Lay., 3501 Forest Dr., Cheyenne,
Wyo.
Zuern, Edwin F., Lie, 1851 12th St., Missoula,
Mont.
Zwerg, James, i.c.a., 842 Park Ave., Beloit, Wis.
Zweizig, Charles R., Jr., 1 Westmoreland Cir.,
Washington, D. C.
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
329
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN MINISTERS
IN FULL STANDING
Ministerial standing is constituted by ordination and membership in an association or conference ot
Congregational Christian ministers and churches. (Local ministers with limited ordination will be found
at the end of this list.)
The following is a compilation of the lists furnished by the Conference registrars. Although not reported
by a conference or convention, a few names are retained in this list to allow for completion of transfer of
membership from one holding body to another. We endeavor to print the latest information and
change of address, as given in this list, up to time of printing. Because the schedules are processed
weW in advance of this list, some of the addresses will not coincide with the location shown in
the schedules.
Information regarding pastor will be found in the appropriate place in the state report; refer to state
and place. If a pastor does not appear in the schedule of the state in which he lives, he may have made a
recent change in pastorate. (See last minute revisions following local ministers.)
Ministers have been placed in one or another classification. The classifications follow:
Church-related ministers:
p Pastor of a local church — (co-pastor also p)
as p All other ordained personnel on church staff, whether associate, assistant, religious educa-
tion, or any other
p em Pastor emeritus
Secretaries:
sec Secretary — full time officers of Congregational Christian boards or agencies (not conference
or local church)
Conference-related ministers:
supt Superintendent — chief officer of conference staff (minister, president, et al)
as supt All other, full-time, ordained conference staff
Ministers in Educational Work:
coll p College pastor on college staff or denominational campus ministry
coll pf College professor
coll ad President, dean or other administrative officer
sch ad Superintendent of schools, principal, or other administrative officer of a school or schools
sch t School teacher
sem ad Seminary president, dean or administrative officer
sem pf Seminary professor
Ministers in other categories:
ch Chaplain — in military service, veteran's administration, or sei-ving in health, correctional
or welfare institutions
ec m Ecumenical movement — full-time officers of councils of churches (local, state, national or
world level)
■my Missionary
ABCFM American Board missionary
nor * Non church related work (Red Cross, YMCA, etc.)
orw Other religious work — staff of Bible Society, Christian Civic League, Mission to Lepers, etc.
pod Pastor serving community or other church not Congregational Christian
ret Retired from the ministry or not in full-time, gainful employment
*In order to have a classification for every minister there are some in this group who may be without a
charge. This group may also include women ministers who are not at the present time in pastoral or religious
work, yet they are not considered retired.
Abbate, Paolo S., nor, 1750 Highland Ave.,
Torrington, Conn. 1924
[Abbe, Harry AUen Grant, deceased. 269
Abbott, Dearl Wesley, scht, 103 Linden Ct.,
Wilmore, Ky. 19.56
Abbott, Donald Knowles, my, A.B.C.F.M. 243, 1950
Abbott, John Wilbur, ec m, 188 Mather St.,
Hamden 17, Conn. 1946
Abbott, Robert Henry, p, R. 5, Tifton, Ga. 1952
Abel, John Albert, pod, 91 Hayes Cir., Silver
Bay, Minn. 1935
Abercrombie, A. Vaughn, p, 3106 N. 19th St.,
Tacoma 6, Wash. 1950
Abraham, Ralph Lee, ret. Pilgrim Place,
Claremont, Cal. 1914
Achuff, Delbert LeRoy, Jr., p, 2645 N. Bridger
Dr., Billings, Mont. 1952
Ackerman, Mrs. Louise Rodgers, ret, 500
Mesita Ave., El Paso, Tex. 1942
Adams, Clark Glenn, p, 1027 Washington St.,
Traverse City, Mich. 1919
Adams, Edward Bradford, ret, 114 E. Hunting-
ton Dr., Alhambra, Cal. 1906
[Adams, Everett Merle, deceased. 269
Adams, John Chandler, p, 3925 W. Central
Ave., Toledo 6, Ohio. 1937
Adams, John Jennings, as p, Coventry and
Weymouth Rds., Cleveland 20, Ohio. 1959
Adams, Mrs. Mary E., sch t, R. 2, Lewisburg,
Ohio. 1934
Adams, Nathan, p, 237 Taconic Rd., Green-
wich, Conn. 266, 1960
Adams, Oliver Martin, ret, 204 E. 11th St.,
Crete, Neb. 1922
Adams, Robert L., as p, 209 Buckley Rd.,
Liverpool, N. Y. 266, 1960
Adams, Robert Winn, ncr, 256 Madison Ave.,
Scarsdale, N. Y. 1953
Adams, Rowland Chrisler, ch, U. S. Army.
246, 1935
Adams, Roy Lee, ncr, 274 W. Kenworth St.,
Columbus 14, Oliio. 1944
Adamson, A. Frank, p, 1301 Rose St., Berkeley
2, Cal. 1958
Addison, Wallace Frederick, p, 607 Clifton
Ave., Newark 4, N. J. 1927
Adkins, Leslie John, ncr, 35 E. 85th St., New
York 28, N. Y. 1924
Adlard, Deane Livingstone, ncr, Box 123,
Wantagh, N. Y. 1956
Aesclibacher, Joseph Edmund, p em, Avoca,
Neb. 1914
Aeschliman, Adrien R., p. Rye, N. H. 1932
Ahlberg, Ralph Edgar, as p, 4.30 Morris Ave.,
Rockville Center, N. Y. 1959
[Ahlstedt, Thure Edward, deceased. 269
330
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[1960
Ahokas, Emil Armas, p, 507 Central Ave.,
New Rockford, N. D. 1946
Aiken, Edwin Edgerton, p, Goshen, Mass. 1921
Aikins, Lincoln James, coll ad, 134 Avenue B,
BilUngs, Mont. 1938
Ainslie, Peter D., ncr, 3203 N. Charles St.,
Baltimore, Md. 1958
Akaka, Abraham Kahikina, p, 1515 Bertram
St., Honolulu, Hawaii. 1944
Akers, Owen W., p, 5324 Halifax Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 24, Minn. 1956
Aki, George, p, 1520 Myra Ave., Los Angeles
28, Cal. 1942
Akin, Jack T., sch I, 1621 N.W. 179th St.,
Miami, Fla. 1934
[Akin, Russell Ernest, diccased. 269
Akiona, Alfred loane, ret, 45-425A Kapalai
Rd., Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii. 1930
Akland, T. Howard, p, 51 N. Main St., Nor-
wood, N. Y. 1941
Albanesius, Stanley G., p, Colebrook, Conn. 1953
Albert, Lucius, p, 1316 Booker St., S.W., At-
lanta, Ga. ( — )
Albrecht, Louis Michael, re«,R. 1, Weiser, Ida. 1917
Albright, Claude WelUngton, Jr., p, 910
Crescent Way, Areata, Cal. 1953
Albright, John W., p, P.O. Box 232, Apex, N. C. 1918
Albright, Jonathan Parker, pod, 307 E. Market
St., Orwigsburg, Pa. 1958
Albright, Ralph Ewing, ncr, R.D. 2, Amherst,
Ohio. 1926
Alcock, James, pod, Southold, N. Y. 1913
Alden, Frederick Emerich, ncr, 191 Franklin
St., Greenfield, Mass. 1959
Alden, Frederick Winttirop, supt, 85 N. State
St., Concord, N. H. 19, 1928
Alderton, Walker Moore, ncr, 2175 N.E. 199th
St., North Miami Beach, Fla. 1912
Aldrich, Gordon Maynard, p, % Rice, 912
Belleville St., Lebanon, 111. 1944
Aldrin, Harold Lincoln, p, P.O. Box 155,
Honomu, Hawaii. 1957
Alexander, Edwin Wallace, />, 51 Church St.,
Ware, Mass. 1949
Alexander, John Harvey, as p, 1511 Church
St., Wauwatosa 13, Wis. 1948
Alexander, Paul Simmons, p. Box 62, Miller
Place, N. Y. 1955
[Alexander, Plummer R., deceased.
Alexander, Warner Sheridan, ret, 124 W. Tem-
ple St., Washington Court House, Ohio. 1909
Alexamian, Joseph Manuel, p, 2021A Eagle
Ave., Alameda, Cal. 1955
Alford, Jack Henri, as p, 794 Graceland Ave.,
Des Plaines, 111. 1959
Allan, George James, ncr, 304 Whalley Ave.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 266, 1960
AUan, James Barr, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1942
Allan, WilUam Murray, p em, 1049 E. Third
St., Long Beach 12, Cal. 1919
Allard, Alfred Leslie, p, Ellsworth, Minn. 1925
Allard, Virgil DeWitt, p, R. 1, Janesville, Wis. 1959
Allen, George Tuxbury, p, P.O. Box 889,
Mesa, Wash. 1958
Allen, Herbert Nixon, as supt, 870 Market St.,
San Francisco 2, Cal. 16, 1954
[Allen, King S., deceased. 269
Allen, LeRoy Gaylord, p, 1241 Pennsylvania
St., Denver 3, Colo. 1934
Allen, Leslie Charlwood, as p, 225 Tilton Ave.,
San Mateo, Cal. 1956
Allen, Robert James, ret, 6025 N.E. 12th Ave.,
Portland 11, Ore. 1924
AUen, Wilham C, p em, 5209 McKenzie Rd.,
Otis Orchards, Wash. 1903
Allen, Wilham Wayne, p, 220 W. Evans St.,
Pueblo, Colo. 1932
Allenby, Hubert Alfred, p, 1058 Washington
St., South Braintree 85, Mass. 1952
Alley, George Douglas, p. Box 364, Suffolk, Va.
11, 1946
Allingham, Robert, ret, 1360 Wabash St., Den-
ver 8, Colo. 1903
[AUison, Alexander Lee, deceased. 269
Allison, Jolin Murray, ret, 8 Zoar Ave., Albany
9, N. Y. 1921
Allred, Charles Fred, p, Belew Creek, N. C. 1951
Almack, George E., p, 399 E. Fifth St., Brook-
lyn 18, N. Y. 1943
Almon, Mrs. Hanna Lindquist, ret, Tripoli,
Libya, North Africa. 1930
Alston, Claude D., p, R. 1, Box 102, Graham,
N. C. 1927
Alston, James Arthur, p, 206 Eley Ct., Suffolk,
Va. 1953
Alston, Percel Odel, as supt, P.O. Box 957,
Greensboro, N. C. 5, 16, 1949
Alston, Robert J., pod, 80 W. 126th St., New
York 27, N. Y. 1929
Alston, Wavie Raley, p, P.O. Box 101, Mon-
cure, N. C. 1952
Altmann, Gustavo, Esperanga, Mun, Tres
Passos, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1949
Alward, Robert Sumner, p, 735 Zaffke St.,
Fort Atkinson, Wis. 1953
Amacher, Byron A., p. Federated Church,
Spencerville, Oliio. 1953
Ameling, James Herman, p, 720 B Broad St.,
Ridgefield, N. J. 1958
Ament, Jacob Herman, ret, 1950 S. Clayton
St., Denver, Colo. 1911
Ames, John Willard, p, Box 324, Wilton, Me. 1956
Ames, William Porter, ncr, 646 Missouri St.,
Lawrence, Kans. 1910
Ammerman, Harvey F., p, 125 Edgell Rd.,
Framingham Center, Mass. 1943
Andelson, Robert Vernon, sch t, 5111 College
Ave., San Diego 15, Cal. 1955
Andersen, Henry Gardner, p, 292 Bellview
Ave., Benton Harbor, Mich. 1942
Andersen, Ralph Miller, p, Carversville, Pa. 1930
Anderson, A. Raymond, p, 1227 El Monte,
Wicliita, Kans. 1947
Anderson, A. Robert, pod, 1041 Belvedere
Lane, San Jose 29, Cal. 1935
[Anderson, Mrs. Ada Stone, deceased. 269
Anderson, Anton H., ncr, 4422 Starr St.,
Lincoln 3, Neb. 1920
Anderson, Arvid L., p, 87 East St., Elmwood,
Mass. 1937
Anderson, Bruce Frederick, p, 75 Sunset Ter.,
Collinsville, Conn. 1959
Anderson, Carl Hubert, p, 2301 S. Central
Park Ave., Chicago 23, 111. 1942
Anderson, Gale A., p, Ballantine, Mont. 1932
Anderson, Gordon James, pod, 210 Carlton
Dr., Syracuse 3, N. Y. 1957
Anderson, Howard Stone, p, 1 Heathcote Rd.,
Scarsdale, N. Y. 1927
Anderson, Jolm Frederick, p, Barnet, Vt. 1951
Anderson, Laurence Ernest, orw, University of
Montana, Missoula, Mont. 1937
Anderson, Leila Waite, as supt, 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago 3, m. 9, 1940
Anderson, Lyle K., p, 2605 MariljTi Rd.,
Ottumwa, Iowa. 1944
Anderson, Mrs. Marlowe Addy, ?icr, r, 1
Heathcote Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 1927
Anderson, Pliilip Algot, sem ad, Chicago Theo-
logical Seminary, Chicago 37, 111. 1946
[Anderson, Ralph Kirk, deceased. 269
Anderson, Robert Charles, p, 2255 N. Keeler
Ave., Cliicago 39, lU. 266, 1960
Anderson, Stanley Earl, coll ad, Grove City
College, Grove City, Pa. 1936
Anderson, Stuart LeRoy, sem. ad, 1554 Le Roy
Ave., Berkeley 8, Cal. 5, 1936
Anderson, Tliomas, p, 675 Piedmont Ave.,
N.E., Atlanta 8, Ga. 1917
Anderson, Thomas Bertram, ch, R. I. General
Hospital, 165 Lloyd Ave., Providence 6,
R. I. ' 1909
Anderson, Wallace Witmer, p, 877 Park Ave.,
Bridgeport 4, Conn. 1925
Anderson, Wallace Witmer, Jr., p, 310 HUl-
view Ave., Alexandria, Va. 1956
Anderson, Wilham Arthur, ec m, 2063 43rd
Ave., San Francisco 16, Cal. 1949
Andes, Mark Winston, p, P.O. Box 307, Win-
chester, Va. 1943
Andes, William Jacob, p. Box 625, Elon Col-
lege, N. C. 1935
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
331
AndreM". Benjamin Fay, p. Petersham, Mass. 1919
Andrew, C M., ncr, R. 0, Rlarion, Ind. 1955
Andrew. William Riohardson, cJi, Clinical
Center, National Institute of Health,
Bethesda, Md. 1944
Andrews, Benjamin Richard, Jr., p, 40 Foster
St.. Newtonville 60, Mass. 1944
Andrews, Herbert Tenney, ret, Ada, Minn. 1925
Andrews, Howard Aston, p, 95 High Plain Rd.,
Andover, JVIass. 1946
Andrews, Richard Carl, p. Box 372, Newtown,
N. D. 1957
Andrews, Richard Taylor, Jr., p, 10723 Ma.g-
nolia Dr., Cleveland 8, Oliio. 1953
Andrus, Flovd H., p, P.O. Box 296, New Port
Richey, Fla. 1919
Angel, Claude W. J., ret, R.D. 3, Logan, Ohio. 1942
Angell, Russell Edwards, as p, 60 Highland
Ave., West Newton 65, Mass. 1942
Ansley, Rufus, deceased.
Anthony, Bvron Kenneth, sec, 110 E. 29th
St., New York 16, N. Y. 4, 8, 11, 1935
Anthony, Edwin Topper, p, 29 North St.,
PljTnouth, Mass. 1939
Anthony, Silas Wliitman, p em., 1808 Wash-
ington St., Braintree, Mass.
Aoki, Mitsuo, coll pf, University of Hawaii,
Honolulu 14, Hawaii. 1944
Apkarian, Hovhannes Garabed, p, 54.30 N.
Sheridan Rd., Chicago 40, 111. 1938
Apple, James FrankUn, p, 437 Norvell St.,
Henderson, N. C. 1916
Applebee, Wendell Thomas, Jr., p, 308 S.
Tama St., Manchester, Iowa. 1945
Appleton, Julius Garst, ncr, 8764 Goodfellow
Blvd., Saint Louis 15, Mo. 1927
Applewhite, Harry Crawford, p, 2508 S. Zurich
Ct., Denver 19, Colo. 1958
Apra, Daniel Livingston, p, 128 Highland
Blvd., Berkeley 8, Cal. 1940
Arata, Joseph Matsuo, p, 743 E. Shaw St.,
Fresno 6, Cal. 1954
Archer, Gleason Leonard, Jr., pf, 618 Her-
mosa St., South Pasadena 1, Cal. 1945
Archer, Russell Clinton, ch, IJ. S. Air Force.
246, 1933
Archibald, Helen Allen, p, 220 Bristol St.,
Brooklyn 12, N. Y. 1955
Arell, Oscar W., p, 540 Newman Ave.,
Seekonk, Mass. 1918
Arends. Harold LeRoy, p, 16 Ashland St.,
Medford 55, Mass. 1931
Arendt, Eric Harthan, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1938
Argento, Francis C, sch t, 80 Highland Ave.,
West Newton 65, Mass. 1909
Argo, Glen LeRoy, ncr, 2388 S. Perry St.,
Denver, Colo. 1949
Armantage, Walter Watson, p, 8427 Suva St.,
Downey, Cal. 1943
Arms, Howard William, p, Scribner, Neb. 1958
Armstead, Mrs. Viola Dabney, as p, 1411
44th St., Newport News, Va. 1956
Armstrong, Donald Cummings, oru\ 3804
Woodbine Ave., Cleveland 13, Ohio. 1956
Armstrong, Richard Porter, p, Peacham, Vt. 1955
Arndt, Gerardo, Gral. Lavalle 660-Pueblo
ij Nuevo, Basavilbaso, Entre Rios, Argentina,
S. A. 1957
Arnold, Charles Harvev, sern ad, 57.57 S. Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1944
Arnold, David E., p, Box 72, Reinbeck, Iowa. 1936
Arnold, Edwin Joseph, p, 1707 Fourth Ave.,
S.W., Austin, Minn. 1946
Arnold, Lionel Atwell, pf, LeMovne College,
Memphis 6, Tenn. " 1944
.Arnold, Percy Arthur, ret, 35350 Churchill St.,
Richmond, Mich. 1911
Arnot, John Kivett, rh, 315 N. La Grange
Rd., La Grange Park, 111. 1910
Arthur, Richard Laurence, ncr, 16 Sanderson
St., Leomin.ster, Mass. 1956
Asai, Sadaichi, p. Partridge, Kans. 1948
Ashton, Eugene Samuel, coU pf. Tufts Univer-
sity, Medford, Mass. 1939
Askew, Charles Eugene, p, 430 Ransom St. ,
Ripon, Wis. 1948
Askew, Reuben Samuel, Jr., p, R. 2, Liberty,
N. C. 1961
Askew, Ralph Hinton, p, 21983 Huron River
Dr., Rockwood, Mich. 1945
Asman, Donald Ralph, p, Hermosa, S. D. 266, 1960
Asmus, Federioo, Lavalle 2S8, San Nicolcts,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, S. A. 1949
Asplin, Charles Hamilton, p, 9 Knox St.,
Worcester 3, Mass. 1954
Asplin, Glen R., ncr, 12164 Miller Rd., Len-
non, Mich. 1922
Atkins, Charles L. , p, Northford, Conn. 1917
Atkinson, Frank, p em, 721 Palm St., West
Palm Beach, Fla. 1908
[Atkinson, Henry Avery, deceased. 269
Atkinson, Theodore Mayo, Jr., p, 77 Cogge-
shall Ave. , Newport, R. I. 1953
Atwater, Jeffery Stewart, p, Franconia, N. H.
266, 1960
Atwood, Alfred Ray, p em, 40 Newton St.,
Hvannis, Mass. 1901
Aubrey, Oliver W., ncr, 4360 Opal Cliff Dr.,
Santa Cruz, Cal. 1916
Ault, Wallace V., as p, 1609 University Ave.,
Madison 5, Wis. 1943
Aungst, Spencer Wenrich, p, 730 Fifth Ave.,
Lake Park, Fla. 1928
Austin, Charles Clifford, p, 7 Willard Ave.,
Worcester 2, Mass. 1949
Austin, Leroy Churchill, ncr, 4716 Dunberry
Lane, Minneapolis 24, Minn. 1943
Austin, Lloyd James, Jr., p, R. 1, Box 326,
Wilsonville, Ore. 1958
Austin, Rilph Vernon, p, Hayward, Wis. 1921
Avery, Gordon G., p, Pawtucket, R. I. 266, 1960
Avery, Perry Dickinson, assupt, 1816 E. Geor-
gia St., Phoenix 16, Ariz. 16, 1936
Avery, Reginald Dwight, p, 61 North St.,
Walton, N. Y. 1937
Avikainen, Arne J., p, 4415 N. Missouri Ave.,
Portland 17, Ore. 1931
Avikainen, Mrs. Elizabeth, ret, 4415 N.
Missouri Ave., Portland 17, Ore. 1931
Avila, Carlos Alberto, p, P.O. Box 416, Ches-
ter, Vt. 1942
Awai, James Luluhiwalani, p em, P.O. Box 88,
R. 1, Haleiwa, Oahu, Hawaii. 1944
Axen, Gail, p, Carroll, Neb. 1957
Axenroth, Joseph Bernard, p, 33 Chatanika
Ave., Worcester, Mass. 1953
Axt, Daniel, p, Aldea Protestante, por Dia-
mante, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1947
[Axton, John T., Jr., deceased. 269
Ayers, Stephens Edward, ncr, E. 1003 20th
Ave., Spokane 35, Wash. 1923
Ayre, Albert Russell, p, 8 Aspetuck Ave., New
Milford, Conn. 1951
Ayres, Lucy T., ret, 7805 Erds Ave., LaJolla,
Cal. 1922
Babbitt, Paul Edward, p, Sedona, Ariz. 1932
Babcock, Everett Ambro.se, supt, 3056 Pros-
pect Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio. 11, 19, 1933
Babcock, Kenneth Daniel, p, 1456 Harvard
Blvd., Toledo 14, Ohio. 1951
Baboian, Charles Douglas, p, 2 Tenth St.,
Troy, N. Y. 1955
Bachelder, Horace Lyman, p, 517 Jefferson
St., Oregon City, Ore. 1946
Bachelder, Stephen, p, 74 Wallkill Ave., Mid-
dletown, N. Y. '^1944
Bacheler, Theodore, p, 3700 39th St., N.W.,
Washington, D. C. 1917
Back, Sydney Emiel, p, 1066 Old Lancaster
Rd., Berwyn, Pa. 1933
Bacon, .\han Converse, ret, 310 S.W. First
Ave., Boynton Beach, Fla. 1907
Bacon, William Frederick, ret, 3440 Goodlet
Ave, Indianapolis 22, Ind. 1911
Badder, Coral Franklin, p, 2612 Bavshore
Garden Park, Bradenton, Fla. " 1914
Badcr, Carl Davis, p, 5742 N. 16th St.,
Philadelphia 44, Pa. 1949
Bader, Theodore Reuben, p, Medina, N. D. 1951
Baehr, Karl H., orw, 65 E. .55th St., New York
22, N. Y. 1942
332
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Bagby, Charles Lee, p, 716 S. Madison St.,
Green Bay, Wis. 1942
Bagola, Ramsey, ret, Little Eagle, S. D. 1948
Baharian, Bedros, p, 444 Washington St.,
Quincy 69, Mass. 1942
Bahr, Hubert Arthur, as supt, Box 138, Huron,
S. D. 19, 1942
Bailar, Richard Jordon, as p, 1229 Walnut St.,
Western Springs, 111. 1955
Bailey, Douglas Babcock, p, Box 68, Roches-
ter, Vt. 266, 1960
Bailey, Floyd Samuel, p, 240 E. Main St.,
Weiser, Ida. 1936
Bailey, James Martin, sec, 1720 Chouteau
Ave., St. Louis 3, Mo. 1954
Bailey, Mead Miner, p, 451 Park St., Birming-
ham, Mich. 1958
Bailey, Paul Joseph, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1957
Bailey, Richard Kenneth, p, 88 Cedar St.,
Clinton, Mass. 1954
Bailey, Richard Leonard, orw, 145 Summer St. ,
New Bedford, Mass. 1929
Bailiff, Cora Ellen, ncr, 547 E. Virginia Ave.,
Windsor, 111. 1957
Baillie, Arlan Andrew, p, 1125 Wilmette Ave.,
Wilmelte, 111. 1940
Bainton, Roland Herbert, sem pf, 409 Prospect
St., New Haven 11, Conn. 14, 1927
Bair, Herbert Harvey, p, 421 S. 36th St.,
Omaha 31, Neb. 1937
Baird, Carl Chester, ncr, 1076 Floyd St., Bir-
mingham, Mich. 1950
Baird, George Burleigh, p em. Box 366, Fern
dale. Wash. 1904
Baird, William T., p, 7438 S, Dorchester Ave.,
Chicago 19, 111. 1936
Baker, Edward D., ret, 510 Smithfield St.,
Raleigh, N. C. 1917
Baker, Elmer Eugene, p, 1124 Strong Ave.,
Elkhart, Ind. 1947
Baker, Ernest Ijester, ret, 5 Winchester St.,
Bradford, Mass. 1894
Baker, Gordon Jefferson, p, 6945 Brenner
Ave., Buena Park, Cal. 1943
Baker, Kenrick Martin, Jr., my, ABCFM.
244, 1948
Baker, Myrtle I., p, 1200 Wisconsin Ave.,
Boscobel, Wis. 1933
Baker, Robert Earl, p. United Church, Os-
boree, Kans. 1936
Baker, Robert Eugene, p, 35 W. Second St.,
Franklin, Ohio. 1959
Baker, Robert Stanley, p, Townshend, Vt. 1948
Baker, Weltie E., ret, Durand, Mich. 1906
Bakker, Cornelius Nicholas, p, 13 Norman
Rd., Hamilton, Mass. 1926
Balcom, Herbert Melvin, p, 218 Pleasant St.,
Plymouth, Wis. 1934
Baldwin, Alfred Graham, sch t, Phillips Acad-
emy, Andover, Mass. 1928
Baldwin, Charles Adams, ch, Brown Univer-
sity, Providence 12, R. I. 1953
Baldwin, Clarence William, p, 3801 Montclair
Rd., Birmingham 13, Ala. 1941
Baldwin, Russell Eugene, p, 115 W. LaCrosse
St., Tomah, Wis. 1931
[Baldwin, WUliam Edward, deceased. 270
Balfe, Robert Stanhope, p, 271 Mill St.,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1948
Balfour, John Hutton, ret, 255 Bancroft St.,
Imlay City, Mich. 1914
Ball, Dwight H., p, 816 High Ave., Redlands,
Cal. 1948
Ball, Rolland Theodore, p, P.O. Box 123,
Charlestown, N. H. 1959
Bailer, Albert Henry, p, 59 Munson St.,
Greenfield, Mass. 1930
Ballmer, Isaiah Balcom, ret, 729 N. Prospect
St., Kansas City 20, Mo. 1908
Ballou, Earle Hoit, orw, Chester, Vt. 1916
Ballou, Luther Farwell, ch, Marcy State
Hospital, Marcy, N. Y. 1930
Balzer, Jacob Frank, p, 408 E. 12th St., Crete,
Neb. 1914
Bankosky, John Arthur, p. West Barnstable,
Mass. 1955
Banks, John Dundas, p. 111 President Lane,
Quincy 69, Mass. 1940
Banning, Andrew, sem pf, 311 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me. 1937
Banninga, John J., ret, 603 W. Harrison Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1901
[Barber, Frank Weston, deceased.
Barber, George Philip, as supt, 720 14th Ave.
N., Seattle 2, Wash. 20, 1954
Barber, Julia Margaret, one, 3360 Charlevoix
Ave., Detroit 7, Mich. 1949
Barber, Laurence L., p em, 34 Kimball Rd.,
Arlington 74, Mass. 1913
Barber, Ralph Shaw, p, 920 11th Ave., N.,
Seattle 2, Wash. 1953
Barber, RajTnond Oliver, p, 3212 Avenue C,
Council Bluffs, Iowa. 1949
Barber, Raymond Walker, ret, 320 W. Biddle
St., Jackson, Mich. 1920
Barber, Robert Henry, p, 24 Walden St., Con-
cord, Mass. 1936
Barber, Robert Ingram, p, Wilder, Vt. 1957
Barbour, John James, p, 8543 Lemon Ave., La
Mesa, Cal. 1943
Barbour, Tom Rowsell, as p, 313 Shuttle
Meadow Ave., New Britain, Conn. 1940
Barbre, John R., ret, Crossville, 111. 1932
Bare, Carl Brenton, p em, 9 Chapel St., New-
port, R. I. 1918
Barientos, Romualdo, ret, 2427 Naai St., Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. 1946
Baris, John Herman, p em, p, 1712 N. 17th St.,
Sheboygan, Wis. 1933
Barker, E. Brentwood, p, 330 N. Third St., E.,
Mountain Home, Ida. 1952
Barker, Thomas Edward, p, 9 High St., North
Ber\\ick, Me. 266,1960
Barker, VerljTi Lloyd, coU p, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1956
Barkhau, Harold W., p, 137 Kentucky Dr.,
Newport, Ky. 1933
Barksdale, Robert Malcolm, p, 317 S. Second
Ave., Alpena, Mich. 1935
Barnard, Alfred James, ret, 4307 Swift Rd.,
Sarasota, Fla. 1914
Barnard, Orlo Eugene, ret, 9959 Lake Wash-
ington Blvd., Bellevue, Wash. 1914
Barndt, William Gerald, as supt, 106 W. South
St., Jackson, Ohio. 19, 1942
Barnes, Charles Warren, p, 3 Revere St.,
Jamaica Plain 30, Mass. 1955
Barnes, Ernest Winfred, p, 1557 Torringford
St., Torrington, Conn. 1918
Barnes, Estle C, ret, 10101 Florida Ave.,
Tampa, Fla. 1927
Barnes, Geoffrey L., as p, Rocky Hill, Conn. 1951
Barnes, Guy Leslie, p em, 321 E. Kent Ave.,
Missoula, Mont. 1926
Barnes, Homer J., p, R. 1, Steel, Ala. 266, 1960
Barnes, Howard Clark, p em, 2071 Westfall Rd„
Rochester 18, N. Y. 1899
Barnes, James Sanborn, ncr, Quarters K, Co-
lumbia Pike, Arlington, Va. 1957
Barnes, Paul Edison, p, 25 Greenwood Lane,
Waltham 54, Mass. 1949
Barnes, Richard A., coll pf, 825 43rd St., Rock
Island, 111. 1946
Barnes, Richard Joseph, p, 3501 Earline Ave.,
Columbus, Ga. 1957
Barnes, Robert Jmes, p em, Hayward, Wis. 1905
Barnett, Richard Henry, as p, 165 State St,.
Portland 3, Me. 1957
Barnette, Leslie J., p, 1402 N.W. 22nd St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla. 1917
Barnhart, WUliam R., p. Box 778, Charleston,
S. C. 1930
Barnhill, Oscar Fernando, ret, R. 1, Box 229-
AA, Troy, N. C. 1907
Barnwell, David K., p, 31 Windsor Rd., Sum-
mit, N. J. 1928
Barr, Walter Browne, p, 2345 Channing Way,
Berkeley 4, Cal. 1942
Barres, Herster, p, P.O. Box 5426, Sea Breeze
Sta., Daytona Beach, Fla. 1948
Barrett, David Palmer, ret, 404 McCauley St.,
Chapel Hill, N. C. 1900
1960J Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
333
Barrett, John Cleveland, ncr, 959 W. 21st St.,
Norfolk 10, Va. 1931
Barrett, Q. K., p, 465 S. Seventh St., E., Salt
Lake City, Utah. 1930
Barrows, Douglas S., p, Faulkton, S. D. 1952
Barrows, Everett RajTuond, as supt, 85 N.
State St., Concord, N. H. 19, 1933
Barrows, Robert Knight, p, 150 Pritchard
Ave., Corning, N. Y. 1950
Barstow, Robbins Wolcott, ret, 13 Hamilton
Ave., Stamford, Conn. 13, 1916
Bartholomew, Donald Irving, p, 319 S. State
St., Geneseo, 111. 1945
Bartholomew, Lisle, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1937
Bartlett, Henry M., ch, 156 Arthur Dr.,
Shreveport, La. 1927
Bartlett, H. Milton, p, 161 Buckingham St.,
Oakville, Conn. 1958
Bartlett, Hollis Manning, p em, 453 Mower
St., Worcester 53, Mass. 1912
Bartlett, John S., on;,', 1024 Grace St., Bakers-
field, Cal. 266, 1960
Bartlett, Robert Merrill, p, 499 Main St.,
Shrewsburv, Mass. 1924
Bartlett, Willard William, Jr., p, 705 Ridge
Ave., Evanston, 111. 1954
Bartlett, WilUam Hartnell, ncr, 9 Mann Lot
Rd., North Scituate, Mass. 1922
Bartley, Neil A., Jr., as p, 2426 Grant St.,
Berkeley 3, Cal. 1958
Bartram, John Thompson, ncr, 3312 Cove Rd.,
Pennsauken, N. J. 1958
Bartter, Alfred Harley, p, 405 E. Ninth St.,
Newton, Kans. 1928
Bartter, Mrs. Frances Pratt, as p, 405 E. Ninth
St., Newton, Kans. 1944
Bascom, Mrs. Elida Frost, ret, 458 Electric
Ave., Rochester 13, N. Y. 1924
Bascom, Eric Wilbra, pod, 458 Electric Ave.,
Rochester, N. Y. 1938
Bascom, Eric Wilbra, Jr., p, 257 Pleasant St.,
Laconia, N. H. 1954
Bashore, Bruce Cooper, my, ABCFM 243, 1955
Basinger, Carl O., p, 3508 Roseway Dr.,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1945
Bast, Christopher William, ret, P.O. Box 408,
Claremont, Cal. 1907
Bast, Mrs. Ruth Sergeant, ret, P.O. Box 408,
Claremont, Cal. 1923
Batchelder, Richard Lionel, ncr, Y.M.C.A.,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa. 1954
Batchelder, Robert Charles, orw, 170 Colorado
St., Highland, Mich. 1956
Batten, Jack Arthur, p. Box 73, R. D. 2, Well-
ington , Ohio. 1961
Battenhouse, Paul Frederick, p, 164 Deer Hill
Ave., Danbury, Conn. 1943
Batty, Howard Weldon, p, 11 Berenda Way,
Menlo Park, Cal. 1938
Bauck, Herbert Emmett, p, 2412 Morgan St.,
Seattle 8, Wash. 1948
Bauer, Richard William, as p, Gunntown Rd.,
Naugatuck, Conn. 1959
Bauer, Thorpe Philip, pod, 232 Courtland
Ave., Stamford, Conn. 1927
Baughman, Byrl H., ret, 114 E. Second St.,
Kewanee, III. 1946
Baughman, John, ret, 1108 N. Jefferson St.,
Robinson, 111. 1906
Bauman, Elven Kasper, p, 37515 Fourth St.,
E., Palmdale, Cal. 1941
Bauman, Eppo, p em. Box 365, Fort Morgan,
Colo. 1901
Baumann, Benjamin R., ret, 503 S. 26th St.,
Lincoln 10, Neb. 1901
Baumann, Glenn E., p, 2313 Lorel Lane, Mid-
land, Mich. 1943
Bause, George Henry, Jr., ch, U. S. Air Force.
246, 1957
Baxter, Harry, Jr., pod, 3431 Ridge Pike, Col-
legeville. Pa. 1958
Baxter, Nelson Irving, p, 3420 Jersey Ridge
Rd., Davenport, Iowa 1932
Baybrook, George William, p, 68 Eustis St.,
Revere 51, Mass. 1955
Bayes, Ralph Ernest, ncr, 37 Lee St., Cam-
bridge 39, Mass. 1908
Beach, Curtis, p, 620 Smithfield St., Pitts-
burgh 22, Pa. 1945
Beach, David Nelson, p. Little Cove Cir., West
Dennis, Mass. 5, 14, 1918
Beach, Joseph WicklLff, p, 6 Moore Ave.,
Worcester 2, Mass. 1918
Beach, Troy Edwin, p, Rd., Baxley, Ga. 1958
Beach, Walter Burley, ret, 20835 E. Juanita,
Glendora, Cal. 1916
Beachy, Alvin J., pod, 203 E. Broad St., Sou-
derton. Pa. 1943
Beadle, Harry Annesley, ret, Wood Pond Rd.,
R. 1, Glastonbury, Conn. 1901
Beale, Charles Gordon, p, 24 Maple Ave.,
Greenwich, Conn. 1947
Beale, Merrill, p, 4516 Arden Ave., Minneap-
olis 24, Minn. 1939
Beale, T. F., Rutledge, p em, as p, 2141 E.
Altadena Dr., Altadena, Cal. 1914
Beam, Kenneth Stanley, ret, 4460 Del Monte
St., San Diego 7, Cal. 1917
Bean, Zenas B., p. Box 81, East Smithfield, Pa. 1950
Beardslee, Alvord Miner, coll pf, Hollins Col-
lege, Roanoke, Va. 1953
Beardsley, Whitmore Evart, p, 35 Meriam
St., Lexington 73, Mass. 1937
Beasley, Louis James, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1935
Beatty, Edward Everett, p, 215 S. Xenia St.,
Enon, Ohio. 1949
Beausay, William J., p, 3645 Lincolnshire
Woods R.D., Toledo 13, Ohio. 1956
Bechtel, Philip, p em, 2246 N. Linden St.,
Crete, Neb. 1895
Bechtold, Paul F., coll pf, 208 College Ave.,
Oskaloosa, Iowa. 1919
Beck, Emil Charles, p, 1033 Chestnut St.,
Manchester, N. H. 1951
Beck, Foster M., ret, % Mrs. Margaret P.
Beck, Three Lakes, Wis. 1939
Beck, John Daniel, p, P.O. Box 402, Ililo,
Hawaii. 1944
Beck, John George, p, R.D. 2, Perry, N. Y. 1955
Beck, Mrs. Margaret P., p, P.O. Box 113,
Three Lakes, Wis. 1949
Beck, Paul Leslie, p, 355 E. First North,
Provo, Utah. 1931
Becker, Albert Carlyle, p, 50 W. 15th St., Fre-
mont, Neb. 1951
Becker, Ernest Anton, Jr., coll ad, 1511
Riverside Dr., FuUerton, Cal. 1944
Becker, Harold Herman, p, 4821 Franklin
Rd., Boise, Ida. 1940
Becker, Hugo, p, 321 Second St., Windsor, Colo. 1937
Becker, John Rueben, p, Burwell, Neb. 1942
Becker, Russell J., coll pf, 409 Prospect Ave.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 1945
Becker, Samuel Theodore, p, 824 Charleston
St., Lincoln 8, Neb. 1934
Beckwith, Hubert Stanley, p, P.O. Box 288,
Annandale, Va. 1945
Beckwith, Kenneth Daggett, as supt, 272
Amity St., Amherst, Mass. 18, 1924
Bedford, A. Goffrey, pod, R. 2, Mount
Sterling, Kv. 1945
Bedford, Archie Burns, ret, P.O. Box 366,
Winchester, Ky. 1917
Bedient, MarUn C, ncr, 18 Campfield Rd.,
Manchester, Conn. 1943
Bedikian, Antranig Arakel, p em, 164 Leonia
Ave., Leonia, N. J. 1915
Beebe, David Lewis, p, 609 via Acalanes,
San Lorenzo, Cal. 1959
Beebe, Lloyd Erwin, ch, Minneapolis Gen.
Hospital, 619 S. Fifth St., Minneapolis 15,
Minn. 1951
Beebe, Ralph Julius, p em, 624 Broad St.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 1925
Beebe, Richard Knowles, p, 33 Prospect Ave.,
Northampton, Mass. 1937
Beers, Edwin E., p, 717 Doty St., Edgerton,
Wis. 1958
Beets, Ralph Edwin, p, 528 Joliet St., LaSalle,
111. 1944
Begg, A. James, p. Marietta, Minn. 1959
334
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Beggs. David McCullough, p em, 624 Broad
St., (Jrinnell.Iowa. 1916
Beggs, Edward Larry, as p, 178A La Verne
Ave., Long Beach, CaL 1959
Behler, Antonio, Avda. Independencia l^iO
Crespo, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1942
Behrens, Robert Eiroy, p, 4418 Bridgetown
Rd., Cincinnati 11, Oliio. 1945
Beinema, Marvin Ronald, p, 179 Cook St.,
Auburn, Me. 1957
Beier, Harry O., p, 2r)18 S. McCall Ave.,
Sanger, Cal. 1948
Beisiegel, Jacob Jasper, jv-r R . 1 , Willow Hill, III. 1909
Beittel, Adam Daniel, coll ad, Tougalou South-
ern Christian College, Tougaloo, Miss. 1925
Belcher, Doris Carol, p, Center St., Prospect,
Conn. 1953
Beldan, William Ernest, Jr., p, P.O. Box 176,
WilUamstown, Vt. 266, 1960
Belknap, C. Leroy, p, 213 Pearl St., Mound
City, 111. 1919
Bell, Charles Wilson, p, R. 2, Elon College,
N. C. 1951
Bell, Edgar Lipscomb, ncr, 327 S. Holt Ave.,
Los Angeles 37, Cal. 1929
Bell, Ricard A., p. Congregational Church,
Covington, OMo. 1969
Bell, Robert Piersol, p, 1 Monument Ave.,
Bennington, Vt. 1944
Bell, Thomas Jefferson, p em, 633 Jefferson
Ave., Cape Charles, Va. 1895
Belhngham, Ernest Richard, ret, 400 Riverside
Dr., Saint Helens, Ore. 1920
Bellingham, Richard Kitchell, as p, 112 N.
Sixth St., Tacoma, Wash. 1956
Bench, Robert Edwin, p, 309 W. Wilson St.,
Glendale, Cal. 1945
Bender, Gerald Edward, p, 890 Beech St.,
J> Baldwin, Mich. 1958
Bender, John, p, Newcastle, Neb. 266, 1960
Benedict, Elmer W., ret, 1235 Sheridan Way,
Stockton 7, Cal. 1918
Benedict, Herbert Hawthorne, p, Seabrook,
N. H. 1912
Bengel, Norman Richard, p, 2040 Bachelot
St., Honolulu, Hawaii. 1957
Bengston, Ernest Leonard, Jr., p. Box 45,
Winchester Center, Conn. 1943
Benjamin, Robert Bryce, p, 215 W. Union
St., East Troy, Wis. 1952
Bennehoff, Paul Wilmer, p, 425 Langley St.,
Muskegon, Mich. 1949
Bennett, Clarence S., ret, R. 1, Solon, Ohio. 1914
Bennett, Fred Donald, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1934
Bennett, George Ricliard, ncr. Box 33, Se-
dona, Ariz. 1932
Bennett, James Gordon, p, 626 Clermont St.,
Antigo, Wis. 1934
Bennett, John Coleman, sem pf, 3041 Broad-
way, New York 27, N. Y. 8, 1939
Bennett, Lobell Gayman, p, R.D. 2, N.
Ridge Rd., Amherst, Ohio. 1958
[Bennett, Loyal V., deceased.
Bennett, Perez Nathaniel, ncr, 420 Fourth
Ave., Laurel, Mont. 1914
Bennett, Richard Herbert, ret, R. 1, Box 483,
Nokomis, Fla. 1911
Bennett, Simon Addison, ret. Southern Union
College, Wadley, Ala. 1913
Bennett, William Lvnwood, p, 826 N. 32nd
Ct., Hollj-wood, Fla. 1918
Bentley, Harold B., p. Old Boston Rd.,
Sutton, Mass. 1929
Bentley, Robert A., p, 1955 Erie St., San
Diego 10, Cal. 1934
Beougher, Sanford L., ret, 204 S. West St.,
Angola, Ind. 1902
Berg, Kennetli Paul, address unknown. 1947
Berge, Lowell Eugene, p, Creighton, Neb. 265, 1960
Berger, William Ellsworth, coll pf, Drury Col-
lege, Springfield, Mo. 1942
Bergfalk, Robert Lowe, my, ABCFM. 243, 1957
Berghoefer, Frederick J., p, 1722 N. Park
Ave., Chicago 14, 111. 1908
Bergman, Franklin Herman, ret, McLaughlin,
S. D. 1917
Bergsman, Erick, re?, Shabbona, 111. • 1927
Bergsman, Lee Deh-oy, my, ABCFM. 243, 1943
Bergstedt, Axel, ret, 18 N. Ash St., Brockton
46, Mass. 1907
Bergstraesser, Edward W., asp, 11 Crossways,
Barrington, R. I. 1960
Berkeley, Ernest Theodore, Jr., p, 114 Carasco
St., Hurley, N. M. 1956
Berkey, Robert Fred, coll pf. Mount Holyoke
College, South Hadley, Mass. 1955
[Berle, Adolf Augustus, deceased. 270
Bermudes, Robert William, as p, 293 Winthrop
St., New Britain, Conn. 1955
Berreman, George Curtis, ret, Coulee Dam,
Wash. 1924
Berreth, Edwin Oscar, p, 818 N. Main St.,
Milton-Freewater, Ore. 1945
Berriman, William, p em. Sharp Hill, R. 2,
Uncasville, Conn. 1919
Berry, Donald LeRoy, coll pf, Colgate Univer-
sity, Hamilton, N. Y. 1950
Berry, Edward Andrew, p, 6 Cottage St., West
Brookfield, Mass. 1956
Berry, Kenneth William, ncr, 34 Forrest St.,
Randolph, Vt. 1935
Berrv, Lawrence Wallace, ncr, 2800 Franklin
Ave., Seattle, Wash. 1925
Berry, William Raymond, p, 1722 Truman
Dr., N.E., Huntsville, Ala. 1955
Berthold, Fred, Jr., coll ad, 36 N. Main St.,
Hanover, N. H. 1949
Berthold, Mrs. Laura Bell, ret, 36 N. Main
St., Hanover, N. H. 1949
Bertini, William DeForest, p, 308 Main St.,
West Newbury, Mass. 266, 1960
Bertoni, Louis E., as p, 314 W. Liberty St.,
Vermilion, Ohio. 1958
Bertram, Malcolm Cox, Jr., p, 2740 Four Mile
Rd., N.W., Grand Rapids 4, Mich. 1959
Bertsch, John Theodore, as p, 5415 Tioga St.,
Duluth 12, Minn. 1959
BesseUevre, William Claud, ncr, 1924 N. Sixth
St., Concord, Cal. 1918
Bessemer, Stephen M., see Boszormenjd-
Bessemer.
Best, Allen C, orw, Cornell University, Ithaca,
N. Y. 1938
Bethards, Gerald McDonald, p. Box 97, Villa
Ridge, 111. 1950
Bettenhausen,ElmerWiUiam,p, Scotland, S.D. 1937
Betz, Allison R., ret, 6248 29th Ave., N. E.,
Seattle 15, Wash. 1903
Bevan, Vernon Francis, p, 405 S. Cornell Ave.,
Villa Park, 111. 1938
Beveridge, Irving Clifford, p, 4504 N. Tenth
St., Philadelphia 40, Pa. 1956
Bevilacqua, Joseph James, as supt, 2103
Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu 17, Hawaii. 17, 1945
Bewkes, Eugene Garrett, coll ad, St. Lawrence
University, Canton, N. Y. 1922
Beyer, Richard Frederick, p, 38 Bank St.,
Saint Albans, Vt. 5, 1922
Beynon, Lee J., p, 100 Marian Dr., Tona-
wanda, N. Y. 1916
Bezdek, Charles Martin, Jr., p, P.O. Box 787,
Los Altos, Cal. 1947
Bhagat, Kantilal P., as p 12 S. Main St., West
Hartford 7, Conn. 1953
Bibiloni, Eduardo, ret. General Patton 2220,
Park Blvd., Santurce, P. R. 1921
Picket, Willard Alexander, p, 1206 Woodbine
Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 1936
Biddle, Eugene L., sch t, Kiski School, Salts-
burg, Pa. 1924
Bidle, James Wade, p, 856 State St., Ver-
milion, Ohio. 1955
Biel, Kenneth George, p, 1612 N.E. Klickatat
St., Portland 12, Ore. 1947
Biersdorf, Jack Edgar, p, 130 Manor Rd., Fair-
fax, Cal. 1958
Bigelow, David Edmund, p. Box 206, York-
ville. 111. 1958
Bigelow, Frank E., ret, 521 Harrison Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1897
Bigham, John Kyle, ncr, 2201 Woodson Rd.,
St. Louis 14, Mo. 1956
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
335
Bigler, Adam, sch t, 19 Hillgard St., Trotwood,
Oliio. 1955
Bilby, James Franklin, p. 2503^ W. Green St.,
Glenwood, Minn. 1939
Billhorn, John Merlyn, p, R.D. 2, Sycamore,
111. 1953
Billings, Osmond, Jesse, ret, R.D. 1, 20 S. East
St., Amiierst, Mass. 1905
Billinsky, John Milton, sem vf, Andover New-
ton Theological School, Newton Center 59,
Mass. 1945
Bills, Robert J., p. Federated Church, P.O.
Box 330, Sandwich, Mass. 1938
Billups, Joseph Donald, p. Box 57, Preble,
N. Y. 1951
Bingham, Brewster, coll pf, 833 S. Flower Ave.,
Los Angeles 14, Cal. 1935
Bingham, Richard Lloyd, tier, 1959 S.
Josepliine, Denver 10, Colo. 1955
Bircliard, John Anthony, p, P.O. Box 511,
Odessa, Wash. 1953
Bisclioff, C. Howell, p, 513 Fourth St., Traer,
Iowa. 1952
Bishop, Walter C, as p, 418 Castello Rd., La-
favette, Cal. 1954
Bisping, Adolph IL, p, 1821 Maple St.,
Quincy, 111. 1908
Bissett, William Cameron, p. Box 59, East
Saint Johnsbury, Vt. 1945
Bissey, Charles Joseph, sch t, 3330 Columbine
St., Denver 5, Colo. 1933
Bjork, Eugene A., p, P.O. Box 427, Metaline
Falls, Wash. 1942
Black, Mrs. Emma May Gabel, ncr, 188 Park
St., Montclair, N. J. 1940
Black, Floyd Henson, ret, 24 Philemon St.,
Arlington 74, Mass. 1917
Black, Ira Donald, sec, 287 Park Ave. S., New
YorklO, N.Y. 10,1931
Black, Oliver Kenneth, p, 118 Central Park
Dr., Holyoke, Mass. 4, 14, 1933
Blackhurst, John H. , p, Tintah, Minn. 1947
Blackman, Edward Barnum, p, 28 Chatham
St. , Cambridge 39, Mass. 1959
Blackman, John Carroll, ret, 5710 Enterprise
Ave. , McLean, Va. 1912
Blackmer, Walter Raymond, p em. Maple St.,
Belchertown, Mass. 1900
Blackwell, Harry Lee, ncr, 1722 Oakfield St.,
Norfolk, Va. 1915
Blair, William Colfax, p, 58 S. Main St., New-
port, N. H. 1958
Blake, Everett CarU, my, ABCFM. 243, 1927
Blakesley, Robert I., p, 18502 Lynton Rd.,
Shaker Heights 22, Ohio. 1932
Blakeway, Herbert Norris, ret, 121 First Ave.,
S.E.,LeMn,rs, lona. 1919
Blakney, Charles PhilUp, my, ABCFM. 243, 1951
Blakney, Raymond Bernard, ABCFM 1918
Blanchard, Ferdinand Quincy, p e7n, 1863
Lee Rd., Cleveland 18, Ohio. 1901
Blanchard, Myles D., pod, Stafford, Conn. 1923
Blanning, Howard Arthur, p em. Box 238,
North Shore Dr., Benton Harbor, Mich. 1914
Blanning, James Robert, as p, 40 Dunster
Lane, Wincliester, Mass. 1955
Blaze, Arthur K. , p, Box 235, Lehigh Acres, Fla. 1924
Blish, Frank M., p, 1376 S, 22nd St., E., Salt
Lake City 8, Utah. 1932
Bliss, Daniel, sec, 9 Somerset Rd., West New-
ton 65, Mass. 6, 14, 1926
Blocher, Raymond Banks, sch ad, Barrington
School, Great Barrington, Mass. 1948
Bloebaum, Jean C, p, 14 Church St., Bonne
Terre, Mo. 1939
Bloom, Gustav D., ret, Krikongrand d, VII,
Vallingby, Sweden. 1916
Blosser, Harold Joseph, p. Box 689, Big Rock,
111. 1943
Blossom, Chauneey Edward, p, 86 Estate's
Dr.,Orinda,Cal. 1937
Blough, Homer Earl, p. Box 102, Curtis, Neb. 1923
Blowen, Arthur Simmonds, p, 385 Pleasant
St., Athol, Mass. 1945
Blue, Gerard Bertram, p, 624 Fifth Ave.,
N.W., New Brighton 12, Minn. 1948
Blumenfeld, Edward Marvin, pod, 531 Pros-
pect Ave., Lake Bluff, 111. 1955
Blumenfeld, Mrs. Frances Webster, p, 303
Northfield Dr. , Battle Creek, Mich. 1956
Blundon, Leslie Whitefield, p, P.O. Box 36,
Woodbury, Conn. 1922
Blunt, Gordon Keith, p, 1119 S. Greenwood
Ave. , Littleton, Colo. 1944
Boadway, Raymond LawTence, p, 214 Arm-
strong St. , Leslie, Mich. 1935
Boardman, Howard Foster, sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 9, 1945
Boardman, Robert Speer, p, 431 Columbus
Ave. , Sandusky, Ohi o. 1952
Boates, T. Thomas, Jr., p, 70 Willis St., New
Bedford, Mass. 1959
Bobbitt, Marlin, Jr., p, R.R. 1, Owensville,
Ind. 1959
Bobbitt, Paul Douglas, p, 78 Main St., Wells
River, Vt. 1950
Bock, Henry William, ret. Penny Farms, Fla. 1918
Bockoven, John C, ret, 428 Leelanaw St.,
Frankfort, Mich. 1922
Bodenweber, Ernest, Jr., p. Box 126, South
Sudbury, Mass. 1952
Bodge, James Everett, p, 138 Longvale Rd.,
Bronxville 8, N. Y. 1 944
Bodle, Harold Delbert, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1948
Boettcher, Alvin Herman, p, 1406 Eighth
Ave., Belle Plaine, Iowa. 1929
Boettcher, Russell W., p, 1532 Cutter Ave.,
Saint Louis 10, Mo. 1941
Boi court, William Luke, ret, 21 Brigham Rd.,
Waltham 54, Mass. 1906
Boisen, Anton Theophilus, ch, Elgin State
Hospital, 750 S. State St., Elgin, 111. 1911
Bolens, John Dakin, as p, 309 W. Wilson St.,
Glendale, Cal. 1959
Bollinger, CarlJacob, p, 234 Fosdick St., Cin-
cinnati 19, Ohio. 1944
BoUman, Oscar Philip, as p, 230 Arlington St.,
Elmhurst, 111. 1937
Boltz, Theodore Woodrow, p, 160 High St.,
Passaic, N. J. 1942
Bomers, Arthur Edward, p, 364 Laurel Ave.,
Arvin, Cal. 1942
Bond, Claude, ch, U. S. Air Force. 246, 1930
Bond, L. Donald, p, 112 Grove St., Mankato,
Minn. 1938
Bond, Lester Everett, p, 4196 Rochester Rd.,
San Diego 16, Cal. 1928
Bond, Robert Harley, p, 4120 Seward St., Rock-
ford, 111. 1945
Bond, Theodore Milton, ncr, 56 Prospect St.,
Binghamton 30, N. Y. 1919
Bonny, Oscar Emil, p, 4406 Lloyd St., Kansas
City 3, Kans. 1938
Booher, Russell O., p, 927 W. Henry St.,
Pasco Wash. 19.52
Booker, M. F.,'p, 829 E. Hargett St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1948
Booker, Vernon Libby, pod, 6130 Los Santos
Dr., Long Beach 15, Cal. 1938
Boone, Amos Robert, ret, 7812 Lynch Rd.,
Sebastopol, Cal. 1918
Boone, Joseph Everhart, p, 249 Bowen Cir.,
Atlanta, Ga. 1953
Booth, Albert Lynn, p, 12 Elm Ave., Norwich-
town, Conn. 1927
Booth, George Harold, p, 12 Center St.,
Exeter, N. H. 1954
Booth, Harry Fehr, coll p, Colorado College,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1952
Booth, Robert Homer, ret, 278 S. Fletcher
Ave., Fernandina Beach, Fla. 1930
Booth, William Roberts, my, ABCFM. 243, 1945
Bossing, Nelson Louis, coll pf, 1709 Humboldt
Ave., S., Minneapolis 5, Minn. 1918
Boston, Arthur A., p, 144 S. Main St., Laura,
Ohio. 1952
Boston, James Russell, p, Plainville, N. Y. 266, 1960
Bo.sworth, Donald Jennings, p, P.O. Box 259,
Winthrop, N. Y. 1955
Boszormenyi-Bessemer, Stephen M., p, 963
Laurel Ave., Bridgeport 4, Conn. 1946
Botley, Robert Duncan, address unknmm. 1953
336
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[1960
Boucher, Arnold Ralph, p, 505 Center St.,
Waukesha, Wis. 1943
Boughey, Harry Emerson, p, 4122 N. Rich-
mond St., Chicago 18, 111. 1945
Bourdeau, Hugo Alfred, coll pf, 2308 Erskine
Rd., Adelphi, Md. 1951
Bourne, Donald Stitzel, p, 327 Somonauk St.,
Sycamore, 111. 1938
Bourne, Grant Rogers, ncr, 224 E. 47th St.,
New York 17, N. Y. 1937
Bousman, Gary Alfred, p, {ch. Veterans
Admin.), 1033 Broadway, Fargo, N. D. 1940
QBoutte, Armand V., deceased.
Bovill, Samuel George, p, 38 Court St., Ells-
worth, Me. 1956
Bowden, Daniel Joseph, sem ad, 936 S. High
St., Bloomington, Ind. 1936
Bowen, Gerald WilUam, p, R. 2, Rockford,
Mich. 1943
Bowen, Richard Herkimer, p, 116 Park PI.,
Canandaigua, N. Y. x926
Bower, Franklin Abram, p. Box 302, Madison,
Conn. 1938
Bower, Porter, sec, 287 Park Ave. S., New
York 10, N. Y. o, 12, 1938
Bowers, D. A., p, 117 Greenway Dr., Ports-
mouth, Va. 1947
Bowers, John Harvey, 6250 St. Moritz St.,
Dallas, Tex. 1955
Bowers, Lester LeRoy, ncr, 10661 Carver
Dr., Cupertino, Cal. 1945
Bowers, Thurman F., p, R. 4, Box 132, Greens-
boro, N. C. 1938
Bowler, Arthur Wilson, p, 9 S. Main St., Ran-
dolph, Mass. 1948
Bowler, Thomas Downing, coll pf, R.D. 3,
Kingsbury Ave., Bradford, Mass. 1947
Bowman, Paul James, p, 70 Prospect St.,
Rockville, Conn. 1943
Bowman, Robert M., p, 626 S. College Ave.,
Ft. Collins, Colo. 1952
Boxwell Daniel Warren, p, 211 E. St. Clair
St., Almont, Mich. 1945
Boyce, Gerald Edward, orw, 681 Old Kensing-
ton Rd., White Plains, N. Y. 1934
Boyd, James Erwin, p, 321 S. Moore St., Al-
gona, Iowa. 1938
Boyd, Wayne E., p, Addison, Mich. 1957
Boykins, Lewis, p, 700 Parker St., Portsmouth,
Va. 1942
Boyle, Kenneth Albert, p, 152 Haverhill St.,
North Reading, Mass. 266, 1960
Boynton, Edward Chadbourne, p em, 17 Mack
Lane, Essex, Conn. 1913
Boynton, Nehemiah, III, p, Stockbridge,
Mass. 1954
Boyson, Robert Edmund, p, P.O. Box 158,
Kohala, Hawaii. 1955
Bozarth, Howard Perry, coll pf, 1707 College
Ave., Yankton, S. D. 1926
Bozell, Ray, ret, R. 4, Edinburg, Ind. 1917
Bradbury, Clarence Jacob, p, 119 Harris St.,
Lodi, Oliio. 1930
Bradbury, Jesse Milard, ret, 547 E. Virginia
Ave., Windsor, 111. 1906
Bradbury, Robert Dean, as p, 318 N. Church
St., Rockford, 111. 1958
Braden, Warren Harding, ncr, 3222 Roseway
Dr., Indianapolis, Ind. 1957
Braden, Wayne Lynn, p, 335 W. SneUing
Ave., Appleton, Minn. 1920
Bradford, Alfred Eugene, p, Devon Union
Church, Devon, Conn. 1946
Bradford, Arthur Howe, p em, R.D. 1, Jaf-
frey, N. H. 14, 1909
Bradford, Benjamin, ncr, P.O. Box 563, Bain-
bridge Island, Wash. 1948
Bradford, James AUyn, p, 14 High St., An-
dover, Mass. 14, 1954
Bradford, Walter Perley, Westford, Vt. 1915
Bradley, Charles Arthur, p, 139.5 Enfield St.,
Enfield, Conn. 1952
Bradley, Mrs. Ellen P., ret, 240 N. Kelsey St.,
Monroe, Wash. 1912
Bradley, Frederick Martyn, p, 2803 S. Colum-
bus St., Albany, Ore. 1958
Bradley, Preston, pod, 941 W. Lawrence Ave.,
Cliicago 40, III. 1912
Bradley, Raymond Henry, Jr., p, Rangeley,
Me. 1958
Bradley, William Lee, sem pf, 55 Elizabeth
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1950
Bradshaw, Harold Clayton, ecm, 2113 Carroll
Ave., St. Paul 4, Minn. 1933
Bradshaw, Henry Harold, p, 4145 43rd Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 6, Minn. 1955
Bradshaw, Marion John, ret, 308 Union St.,
Bangor, Me. 1912
Bradshaw, WilUam Brandt, ncr, Scotland. 1958
Brady, DeWitt Joseph, p, 1551 E. Badillo St.,
Covina, Cal. 1947
Brady, Donald DeWavne, p, 62 Lamoreaux
Dr., N.W. Comstock Park, Mich. 1929
Brady, E. Carl, sch t. Box 35, Bobbins, N. C. 1928
Brady, Lester Gale, p, R. 1, Henderson, N. C.
266, 1960
Braller, Virgil Victor, p, 123 Church St., North
Adams, Mass. 1940
Brammer, Merrill M., asp, 2540 Wickham
Dr., Muskegon, Mich. 1937
Branden, John Rudolph, p, E. 310 James St.,
Colfax, Wash. 1955
Brandis, Ernest Linwood, Jr., ch. Veterans
Admin. Hospital, Ft. McKenzie, Sheriden,
Wyo. 1941
[Brandt, Marvin Rudolph, deceased. 270
Brantz, Edward Hall, p, 3400 21st St., Great
Bend, Kans. 1951
Braselton, Webb Emmett, p, 400 Madison St.,
Lake Mills, Wis. 1938
Braund, Eric Theron, orw, 302 Cornell Ave.,
Swarthmore, Pa. 1939
Bray, Henry Winfred, p, R. 2, Burlington,
N. C. 1954
Brayton, Douglas Percy, pod, Stowe, Vt. 1940
Breed, Noel Jerub, ret, 95 W. Alpine Ave.,
Stockton 4, Cal. 1913
Brehm, WilUam Earl, p, 1151 Oakwood St.,
Des Plaines, 111. 1928
Brelmier, Bradley Bryan, p, 121 Carr St.,
Lakewood 15, Colo. 1954
Breitkreiz, Arnado, ncr, Santa Elena, Entre
Rlos, Argentina, S. A. 1956
Bremer, Calvin C. H., p, 5900 Willow Springs
Rd., La Grange, 111. 1952
Brenneman, Curvin E., ret, Genoa, Wis. 1918
Brenning, Abraham, p, 777 Jefferson Ave.,
Loveland, Colo. 1936
Bressler, Zell Martin, p, Little River, Kans. 1943
Bretnall, George Herbert, Tier, Box 403,
Shepherdstown, W. Va. 1908
Brewer, Alvin Curtis, p, 7175 Bronson St.,
Ada, Mich. 1956
Brewster, Charles Tredick, p, 198 Islington
St., Portsmouth, N. H. 1930
Brewster, Herbert, p, Thedford, Neb. 1940
[Brice, John, deceased. 270
Brickhouse, Ernest Fielding, p, P.O. Box 5052,
Evansville, Ind. 1944
Briggs, Belinda May, ret, 601 Newport Ave.,
South Attleboro, Mass. 1918
Briggs, Frank Lewis, p em, 601 Newport Ave.,
South Attleboro, Mass. 1912
Briggs, Raleigh Robert, p, 919 Diggs Ct.,
Suffolk, Va. 1924
Briley, Charles Sumner, ret, 1038 Chestnut
St. , Nelsonville, Ohio. 1903
Brink, Philip Andrew, p, P.O. Box 118, Ana-
bola, Kauai, Hawaii. 1953
Brinkmeyer, Elmer George, p, 1104 Wilson
Ave. , Webster City, Iowa. 1932
Brinkmeyer, Eugene Earl, as p, 1011 W. 16th
St., Sioux FaUs, S. D. 1955
Bristol, Mrs. Maud Fowler, ret, R.R. 3,
Plymouth, 111. 1937
Brittain, William Henry, p, 528 Smithfield
Ave. , Pawtucket, R. I. 1941
Brittle, Richard Edwin, p, 107 Northbrooke
Ave. , Suffolk, Va. 1929
Britton, Erwin, Adelbert, p, 35122 Main St.,
Wayne, Mich. 1939
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
337
Britton, Thomas Hutton, p, 233 Park PI.,
Ashtabula, Ohio. 1949
Bro, Mrs. Marguerite Harmon, ncr. Cable,
Wis. 1919
Broad, Frederick Lee, Jr., p, 49 Main St.,
Millbury, Mass. 1947
Broadbent, Charles Duthie, p, 1641 S. Salina
St.,Syracuse, N. Y. 1943
Brockner, Herbert Edward, p, 14 Brown Ave.,
Berlin, N. H. 1935
Brockway, Walter Priest, p, Seabrook,
N. H. 19, 1931
Broeksmit, John Shaw, Jr., p, 720 N.W. Third
St. , Galva, 111. 1956
Brokaw, Augustus David, ret, 115 Park Side
Trailer Ct., Rochester, Minn. 1912
Brokenshire Gordon, sch t, Orange City, Fla. 1930
Bromley, Norman Isaac, p, 516 Seventh St.,
Huntington l.W.Va. 1924
Brooke, John R. , p. Box 336, Council, Ida. 1958
[Brookes, George Savage, deceased.
Brookes, Kenneth, p, 61 State St., Augusta,
Me. 1938
Brooks, Arthur Clinton, sch t, Asheville Boys
School, Asheville, N. C. 1940
Brooks, Clarence W., p, P.O. Box 357,
Eldorado, Cal. 1955
Brooks, Frederick Gould, p, 700 S.W. First
Ave. , Hallandale, Fla. 1934
Brooks, Howard Edward, p. Box 88, Lichfield,
Mich. 1949
Brooks, John Herman, p, 1340 Nevada Ave.,
Benson, Minn. 1954
Brooks, Norman Francis, p, 614 State St.,
Osage, Iowa. 1946
Brooks, Rachel Gleason, p, R.D. 1, Beaver
Dams, N. Y. 1951
Brook.s, Roger Dana, p, 246 N. Eau Claire St.,
Mondovi, Wis. 266, 1960
Brose, Fred Oscar, ret, 1812 Del Dios Hgwy.,
Escondido, Cal. 1912
Bross, John Robert, coll p, Talladega College,
Talladega, Ala. 1948
Brost, Carl F., ncr, 1202 Pine St., Yankton,
S. D. 1931
Brown, Albert Raffles, ret, Salisbury, Vt. 1906
Brown, Arnold Allan, p, 1824 W. Montello
Ave. , Hood River, Ore. 1939
Brown, Arnold Marshall, p, Box 185, Wood,
S. D. 1952
Brown, Arthur, Mason, p, 4 Loomis St. , Mont-
pelier.Vt. 1951
Brown, Arthur Norman, p. Box 84, Hancock,
Wis. 1916
Brown, Charles MacKinnon, p, 105 Easter
Lane, El Paso, Tex. 1937
Brown, Charles Theodore, p. Elm St., Bucks-
port, Me. 1941
Brown, Charles Victor, coll pf, Lake Erie Col-
lege, Painesville, Oliio. 1928
Brown, Chester Clayton, p, 315 E. Cecil St.,
Waynoka, Okla. 1944
Brown, Dale David, p, 201 E. Sixth St.,
Atlantic, Iowa. 1942
Brown, David, James, p, Ree Heights, S. D. 1955
Brown, Earl Basil, p, R.R. 2, Iberia, Mo. 1952
Brown, Edward Martin, sec, 826 Hillpine Dr.,
N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 1944
Brown, Elton Winslow, p, 683 High St.,
Dedham, Mass. 1944
Brown, Forrest Raymond, p, 517 E. Calhoun
St., Springfield 2, Mo. 1929
Brown, Frederic Kenyon, ret. Main St., Lan-
ca.ster, Mass. 1907
Brown, George Kenneth, coll pf. University of
Manitoba, Winnepeg, Canada. 1936
Brown, George Wilmer, Jr., ncr, 21 June St.,
Fall River, Mass. 1949
Brown, Gerald DeVere, 292 E. Market St.,
Akron 8, Ohio. 1950
Brown, Harold Ogden Joseph, as p. Second
Church, Beverly, Mass. 1958
Brown, Henry M., ret, 1802 19th Ave., W.,
Bradenton, Fla. 1894
Brown, J. Graydon, ret, 2033 N. First St.,
Grand Junction, Colo. 1922
Brown, James Clark, p, 3400 Lowell Ter.,
N.W. , Washington 16, D. C. 1946
Brown, James Good, pein, 242 Hubbard St.,
Glastonbury, Conn. 1922
Brown, James Wiley, coll pf, Jackson State
College, Jackson, Miss. 1934
Brown, Marvin Darlo, coll pf, 446 Luneta Dr.,
San Luis Obispo, Cal. 1936
Brown, Norman L., scht, 104 W. Wilson St.,
Unit 9, Costa Mesa, Cal. 1935
Brown, Samuel Oilman, p, R. 1, Keene,
N. H. 1955
Brown, Texas, p, 1210 28th St., Newport
News, Va. 1936
Brown, Thomas Van, p, P.O. Box lA, Wake-
field, Va. 1938
Browne, Ben J., coll ad, 41 Leewood Rd.,
Wellesley81,Mass. 1946
Browne, Eugene J. , p, R. 1, Kimmell, Ind. 1958
Brownell, Donald Ralph, Sr., p, 515 Cherry
Dr. , Dayton 5, Ohio. 1938
Brownlee, Frederick Leslie, ret, 422 Estill St.,
Berea, Ky. 1910
Bruce, Edwin Ney, ncr, 217 Tenth St., Bridge
City, Westwego, La. 1928
Bruce, John William, p, Twinsburg, Ohio. 1956
Bruce, Robert, supt em, 1 149 Cumberland
Ave., Syracuse 10, N. Y. 1906
Brumfield, Thomas Mason, ret, 1006 12th
Ave., N. Nashville, Tenn. 1912
Brush, Stuart Camp, p, Richmond, Vt. 1958
Bryan, Charles Harold, p, Adams, Wis. 1956
Brvan, Flovd Charles, as p, 525 Cheshire Dr.,
N.E. , Grand Rapids 5, Mich. 1949
Bryant, Richard Whitney, p, 2626 E. Balfour
Ave. , Fullerton, Cal. 1945
Brvant, William Brinison, p, 1845 Northern
Blvd. , Manhasset, N. Y. 1954
Bucher, Chester Sarbin, ret, 601 Holly Lane
Plantation, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 1913
[Buchin, Earle Livingstone, deceased. 270
Buchmueller, Oscar H., p, 4249 Dupont Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 9, Minn. 1938
Buchtel, Royce Erwin, p, Wisner, Neb. 1953
Buck, Elden Myrtle, my, ABCFM. 243, 1958
Buckham, Sidney Hickok, supt, 2201 E. 13th
South, Salt Lake City 8, Utah. 6, 17, 1926
Budd, Hiram Marshall, p, Marlboro, N. H. 1937
Budd, Mrs. Ruth Marshall, as p, Marlboro,
N. H. 1949
Budrie, Robert Hendricks, p, Detroit and W.
114th Sts., Cleveland 2, Ohio. 1946
Buechler, Leo Harry, p, 222 Second St., S.W.,
Sidney, Mont. 1955
Buell, James Milton, as p, 49 Lebanon St.,
Hanover, N. H. 1958
Buffalo, Guy, ret. Little Eagle, S. D. 1933
Bull, James Arthur, p, 3946 W. McDowell Rd.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1948
Bull, Wilbur Irving, pern, p, Box 222, Han-
over, N. H. 1913
Bullock, Richard David, Jr., p, R. 1, Box 25,
Manson, N. C. 1933
Bullough, Samuel N., ret, Duluth PL, Sturgeon
Bay, Wis. 1917
Buma, Kyoii, orw, 475 Riverside Dr., New
York 27, N. Y. 1954
Bunch, James S., pod, 702 Second St., S.W.,
Largo, Fla. 1914
Bundy, Don Albert, p, 724 16th St.. N.E.,
Rochester, Minn. 1945
Bunker, Kenneth Chandler, p, 30 Church St.,
Mystic, Conn. 1931
Bunker, Sydney K., my, ABCFM. 243, 1931
Bunker, Wilfrid Herrick, p, Cornwall, Conn. 1929
Bunnell, Myron Richard, p, 1 Crescent St.,
Norwich, Conn. 1932
Buono, J. Wesley, p, 49 Main St., Main, N. Y. 1927
Buran, John Maurice, as p, 205 N. Wasliing-
ton Ave., Abingdon, 111. 1928
Burch, Hobart A., cc m, 224 Wardman Rd.,
Buffalo 23, N. Y. 1956
Burch, Loren William, ch, U.S. Air Force. 1927
Burcliell, Edson Roy, p, 152 Wendell Ave.,
Pittsfield, Mass. 1945
338
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[19G0
Burchell, Emerson Ray, p, 7330 N. Santa
Monica Blvd., Milwaukee, Wis. 1937
Burckes, James H., ret, Reading Center, N. Y. 1926
Burda, Robert W., as p, 213 W. Allegan St.,
Lansing, Mich. 1955
Burditt, Paul Harrison, p, 400 Brook St.,
Westbrook, Me. 1954
Burdon, Harold Cuthbert, p, 1075 Main St.,
Newington, Conn. 1926
Burger, Charles Christopher, ret, 803 Tenth
St., Perry, Okla. 1912
Burgess, David Stewart, ncr, American Em-
bassy, New Dellti, India. 1944
Burgess, Robert Joseph, p, 301 Thornapple
St., Saint Clair, Mich. 1940
Burgh, David Tosh, ret, 609 Bay Ave., Clear
Water Fla. 1912
Burkhardt, Fred, ret, 3114 S. 11th St., Ta-
coma 6, Wash. 1928
Burkhardt, William A., p, 310 N. Cody Ave.,
Hardin, Mont. 1955
Burkhart, Roy Abram, p em, 1320 Cambridge
Blvd., Columbus 8. Ohio. 1928
Burkill, T. Alec, coll pf, 423 Oak Ave., Ithaca,
N. Y. (— )
Burkle, Howard Russell, coll pf, Grinnell Col-
lege, Grinnell, Iowa 1949
Burlingame, Edwin Clark, ncr, 18 Cameo Lane,
Westbury, N. Y. 953
Burlingham, Ralph Harold, p, 815 West St.,
Peru, 111. 1955
Burlingham, Roger Owen, p, Pomfret, Conn. 1959
Burn, Charles Neilson, p, 602 Orange Center
Rd., Orange, Conn. 194 4
Burn, Richard A., ret. Paper Mill Rd., West
Wareham, Mass. 1920
Burns, Charles Lee, Jr., p, 17355 Raymer St.,
Northridge, Cal. 1950
Burr, Francis Paul, p, 107 N. Taft St., Hum-
boldt, Iowa. 1939
Burr, Holland Field, as p. 794 Plymouth Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1917
Burrows, Albert Henry, coll pf, 1301 N. Third
St., Marquette, Mich. 1926
Burrows, Millar, ret, 1670 Woodland Ave.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1915
Bursey, Harold R., p, 31 Quint Ave., Allston
34, Mass. 1923
Burt, Robert E., p, (ch, Mass. Correctional
Institution), 119 High St., South Acton,
Mass. 1946
Burton, George Edmund, p, 1025 Liberty
Lane, Pueblo, Colo. 1951
Burton, Kenneth W. F., p, 9722 S. Merrion
Ave., Cliicago 17, 111. 1950
Burton, Malcolm King, p, 97 Mary Day St.,
Pontiac 19, Mich. 1928
Burton, Roger Thomas, p, 1240 W. Clinton
Ave., Irvington 11, N. J. 1936
Burton, WilHam Clyde, p, 2836 Fifth Ave.,
Forth Worth, Tex. 1918
Burwell, Joseph M., p, 225 Duncan Ave., Norfolk
7, Va. 1938
Burwell, Wesley Ernest, p. Box 266, Center
Hflrbor, N. H. 266, 1960
Busby, Curtis Cady, p, 15 Western Ave., Es-
sex, Mass. 1945
Busch, James M., orw, Dalton, Mass. 1955
Buschmeyer, Fred Sherman, ec m, 5300 West-
hard Ave., Washington 16, D. C. 5, 14, 1926
Bush, Charles Paul, Jr., p, 29 Park St., South-
bridge, Mass. 1950
Bush, Mrs. Nancy Williams, ncr, 29 Park St.,
Southbridge, Mass. 1950
[Bushee, George Aldrich, deceased.
Bushnell, Marilyn Elaine, ncr, 35 Gordon St.,
Worcester, Mass. 1959
Bushong, Eugene Milo, p, 16766 Sunderland
St., Detroit 24, Mich. 1924
Bussey, Emmer Maurice, p, Kittery Point,
Me. 1929
Butler, Thomas Stewart, p. Box 545, Colum-
bus, Mont. 266, 1960
Butman, Harry Raymond, p, 7257 W. 90th
St., Los Angeles 45, Cal. 5, 1932
Butt, Lemiah George, ch, Veterans Admin.
Veterans Hospital, Syracuse, N. Y. 1925
Butterfield, Claude Albert, p. Long Pond Rd.,
Brewster, Mass. 1904
Butterfield, Erston Marshall, as p, 3056 Pros-
pect Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio. 19, 1946
Buttrey, Adelbert John, supt, 627 Park Bldg.,
Portland 5, Ore. 19, 1931
Butts, David Peter, p, 1542 Martin Ave.,
South Norfolk, Va. 1946
Buus, John Spenjer, ncr, 6825 Amethyst St.,
Alta Loma, Cal. 1936
Byers, Edwin Forrest, p, 507 First St., Round-
up, Mont. 1918
Byers, John McElroy, p, 7240 Erie St., Syl-
vania, Ohio. 1949
Byrd, Cameron Wells, asp, 4704 13th St.,
N.W., Washington 11, D.C. 266,1960
Byrd, Derrick McShane, p, 470 Swan St.,
Buffalo 4, N. Y. 1923
Byrne, Albert F., ret, R. 1, Lewisville, Ind. 1926
Byron, Vernon D., p, 2573 Doris Ave., Union,
N. J. 1934
Cacal, Isidro Ramos, p, P.O. Box 791, Olaa,
Hawaii. 1950
Cadv, Lyman Van Law, ret, 630 W. Bowman
St., Wooster, Oliio. 1916
Calbom, Leroy Wayne, asp, 1211 Johnson
Ave., Redwood City, Cal. 266, 1960
Calcagni, Charles Peter, p, 81 Summer St.,
Springfield, Vt. 1957
Calderwood, Charles M., ret, 863 Toyopa Dr.,
Pacific Palisades, Cal. 1907
Caldwell, Ray Thornton, p em, 832 Central
Ave., Newport, Ky. 1914
Caldwell, Royald Vest, p, 1126 S.W. Park
Ave., Portland 5, Ore. 1943
Calhoun, Joseph Bryant, p, 402 Murray St.,
Owatonna, Minn. 1938
Clahoun, Nimrod C, p, 1118 S. Independence
Blvd., Charlotte 6, N. C. 1932
Calhoun, Robert Lowry, sem pf, 409 Prospect
St., New Haven 11, Conn. 1921
Calhoun, William Carl, p, 2811 Broadway,
Bellingham, Wash. 6, 9, 12, 1933
Calkins, Raymond, p em, 56 Partridge Lane,
Belmont 78, Mass. 1896
Callahan, Baldwin Wright, sec, 37 Gay St.,
Newton 58, Mass. 18, 1922
Callahan, Charles Cresson, p, R. 3, Box 278A,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1959
Callahan, Paul Enos, ncr. 1728 Eighth St.,
Greelev, Colo. 1950
Calvert, Ernest Reid,p,Box6, Wakefield, N.H. 1941
Calvert, George Edward, pod, 2050 Second
Ave., New York 29, N. Y. 1954
Calvert, Robert Harvey, p, 31 Manser Dr.,
Buffalo 26, N. Y. 1954
Camp, Russell Edward, ch, Connecticut State "■
Prison, Wethersfield, Conn. 1945
Campbell, A. M., p, 1910 Lyon Rd., Fayette-
viUe, N. C. 1954
Campbell, Annie Rubena, p, Robbins, Tenn.
14, 1942
Campbell, Charles George, p, 58 W. Norwalk
Rd., Darien, Conn. 1953
Campbell, Clarence Alfred, scht, R. 11, Box
660, Lemay 23, Mo. 1927
Campbell, Clyde Miirlin, p, 7 Bridge St., Yar-
mouth, Me. 1948
Campbell, Egbert Alexander, as p, 23 Vine St. ,
Hartford 12, Conn. 1959
Campbell, Emmanuel, pf, 35 Plum St., El
Paso, Tex. 1941
Campbell, George Stewart, p em, Wilmot,
N. H. 1911
Campbell, George Wilbur, p, Farragut, Iowa. 1945
Campbell, Henry Ambler, Jr., p, 406 Eighth
St., S., Moorhead, Minn. 1951
Campbell, Iain Colin Gordon, p, Box 471,
Weeping Water, Neb. 1952
Campbell, Irving C, p, 414 Western Ave.,
Box 4, Gaylord, Minn. 1915
Campbell, Robert, Jr., ret, 25 Orchard St.,
Marblehead, Mass. 1917
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
339
Campbell, Thomas Charles, p, 10132 S. Park
Ave., Chicago 28, 111. 1956
Campbell, Thomas George, as p, 185 Cold
Springs St., New Haven 11, Conn. 1959
Campbell, Thomas Hunt, p. 111 Walnut St.,
Abington, Mass. 1945
Campbell, W. Fred, ncr, 718 Bland Way, E.,
Madeira Beach, Fla. 1945
Canipbell, Warren Cameron, ch, Foxboro
State Hospital, 60 Pine St., Dighton, Mass. 1936
Canaday, VVilbur Dare, Jr., p, IS Hillside
Ave., Arlington 74, Mass. 1945
Candv, Mrs. Mary Hubbard, p, Derby, Vt. 1933
Canfield, Edward William, ret, 208 S. Maple
St., Watertown, S. D. 1914
Cannev, Aaron Wallace, p. North Westches-
ter, Conn. 1940
Cannon, Ross, p, 60 Highland St., West New-
ton 65, Mass. 9, 14, 1934
Cantrell, Donald Foster, as p, 1218 Kenyon
Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 1956
Cape well, Mrs. Bervl Johanna, ncr, 23 Catrone
Rd., Norwalk, Conn. 1958
Capolungo, Ralph John, p, 245 19th St., S.E.,
Salem, Ore. 1954
Capps, James C, p, 616 Ross St., Burlington,
N. C. 1929
Capron, Harold Stearns, pern, 92 School St.,
Whitman, Mass. 1903
Carev, John J., orw, 1312 N. Lehigh Dr.,
Tallahassee, Fla. 1957
Caris, Albert Garfield, ncr, 115 Maple Dr.,
Columbus 4, Ohio. 1908
Carleton, Alford, sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 4,5,6,8,11,13,14,1930
Carleton, Richard Barnard, p, 11.3 Union St.,
East Walpole, Mass. 1937
Carlsen, Emanuel, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1925
Carlson, Alexander Sidnej', p, West Milton,
Ohio. 1926
Carlson, Frank Emanuel, ret, 777 Berkeley
Ave., Claremont, Cal. ' 1919
Carlson, Robert Lewis, p, 1128 Pine St., Boul-
der, Colo. 1946
Carmack, L. Flovd, p, 604 West Ave., Roa-
noke, Ala. 266, 1960
Carmen, David Ralph, p, Merrimack, N. H. 1957
Carnes, Harvey Larabee, ncr, P.O. Box 103,
Damascus Church Rd., Chapel Hill, N. C. 1951
Carpenter, George Phillip, collp, 149 S. Main
St. , West Bridgewater, Mass. 19.52
Carpenter, Thomas W., sc^i t, 3903 Park Blvd.,
Oakland, Cal. 1952
Carr, .\ute L. , sem ad, Yale University, New
Haven 11, Conn. 1954
Carr, Clarence, ch, Gould Farm, Great Bar-
rington, Mass. 1920
Carr, Richard, ch, U. S. Air Force. 246, 1954
Carroll, John Charles, p, 83 Cronin Dr., Santa
Clara, Cal. 1949
Carroll, Joseph Walter, as p, 20 E. St. Vrain
St., Colorado Springs, Colo. 1959
Carroll, William D., as p, 672 Valley Rd., Up-
per Montclair, N. J. 1925
Carswell, Joseph, ret, 4015 Pleasant Dr. , Rapid
City, S. D. 1927
Cart, Dwight L., p, 28 Lakeview Rd., Win-
chester, Mass. 1928
Cart, Rodman D. , p, 4 Academy St. , Farming-
ton, Me. 1954
Carter, Clyde J., p, R. 5, Box 282, Burlington,
N. C. 1954
Carter, Edwin Raymond, p, 367 Main St.,
Cromwell, Conn. 1922
Carter, Emory M., p, Youngsville, N. C. 1900
Carter, James N.,ret, R.D. 2, Box 89, Andalu-
sia, Ala. 1907
Carter, Levi James, ret, 36 Brewster Lane, La
Grange Park, 111. 1919
Carter, Richard Philip, ret, 477 South St., Suf-
field. Conn. 5, 1935
Carter, Robert Eugene, my, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 1955
Carter, Wade Lawrence, as p, 321 Newton St. ,
Seattle 9, Wash. 19 JO
Carter, Willard Thomas, semad, 55 Elizabeth
St. , Hartford 5, Conn. 1944
Cartwright, Arthur, p, 501 N. Main St., Biwa-
bik, Minn. 1937
Carvell, Clinton Wentworth, p, 250 Main St.,
North Andover, Mass. 1921
Gary, Frank, p, Plainfield, Mass. 1916
Cary, George Emerson, pern, 40 Russell St.,
Haverliill, Mass. 8, 1912
Cary, William Sterling, p, 310 W. 139th St.,
New York 30, N. Y. 1947
Casaday, George Arthur, p, 1560 Walnut Dr.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1934
Case, Harold Watkins, 7ny, 121 Sioux Ave.,
Bismarck, N. D. 1929
Case, Herbert Edwards Brown, ret, 20 Ware
Rd. , Auburndale 66, Mass. 1904
[Case, Lorin Barnes, deceased. 270
Ca.sebolt, Ralph Lowell, asp, 100 First St.,
N.E., Mason City, Iowa. 1958
Cash, William Levi, Sr.. pern, 510 W. Sixth
St. , Claremont, Cal. 1905
Caskey, James Stillman, assupt, 2 Stimson
Ave., Providence 6, R. I. 1931
Cassen, Paul Moyer, orw, 836 Biscayne Dr.,
West Palm Beach, Fla. 1923
Cassiday, Donald Maxwell, p. 10044 Flint
Dr., Sandy, Utah. 6, 1950
Cassidy, Jack Owen, p, 340 West St., Elvria,
Ohio. 1952
Cassill, Lula B., ret, N. 5806 N. Madison St.,
Spokane 19, Wash. 1947
Casteel, John Laurence, sem pf, 3041 Broad-
way, New York 27, N. Y. 1942
Castillo, Antolin, p, Baldorioty 24, Yauco,
P. R. 1920
Castillo, Ismael, ncr, Buena Vista, Ponce,
P. R. 1920
Catchings, Lincoln Maynard, 7icr, Malavan
Council of Y.M.C.A., "A" Orchard Rd.,
Singapore 9, Malaya 1922
Gates, Donald Leonard, as p, 18 W. Olive St.,
Redlands, Cal. 266, 1960
Catton, William Robert, ret, Benzonia, Mich. 1922
Caughran, William Isaac, sec, 1506 W. CuUom
Ave., Chicago 13, 111. 1913
Cavener, James N., ncr, 266 Ninth Ave.,
Upland, Cal. 1959
Cawley, Norman Bromfield, p, 21 Plvmouth
St. , North Carver, Mass. 1919
Cavton, L. Dewey, scht, 9031 N. Clarkson
St. , Thornton 29, Colo. 1942
Cazabatt, Harry IL, p, 1007 Canal St.,
Houma, La. 1936
Cederleaf, Wallace E., p, 20 River St., Sidney,
N. Y. (— )
Cestaro, Mario Alfred, as p, 301 Cottage Rd.,
South Portland, Me. 1953
Chace, William Allen, Jr., p, Dorset, Vt. 1954
Chadwick, Gilbert Allen, ncr, 10 Hickory
Lane, Plainville, Conn. 1950
Chalmers, Allan Knight, sem pf, 73 Bay State
Rd., Boston 15, Mass. 1922
Chalmers, Andrew Burns, p em, 20 S. 12th
St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1929
Chamberlain, Charles Gordon, p, 79 Berry-
man Dr., Buffalo 26, N. Y. 1946
Chamberlain, Harold, p, 616 Ransom St.,
Rosendale, Wis. 1948
Chamberlain, Stephen Rockwell, pod, 125
DoatSt., Buffalo 11, N.Y. 1952
Chamberlain, Welton Curtiss, p, R. 1, Box 345,
Bowling Green, Oliio. 19.59
Chamberlin, John Gordon, sem pf, 141 Mt.
Lebanon Circle Dr., Pittsburgh 28, Pa. 1938
Chamberlin, Robert Johnston, ncr, 14 Riverside
Rd., Simsbury, Conn. 1956
Chamberlin, Robert Joseph, p, 20 W. Gardner
Ave., Glenolden, Pa. 1943
Chamberlin, Roy Bullard, ret. Hemlock Rd.,
Hanover, N. H. 1915
Chamberlin, Roy Bullard, Jr., p. Box 386,
Wolfeboro, N. II. 1942
Chambers, Penn Samuel, p, R. 2, Orient,
Iowa. 1926
340
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Champe, Howard Crull, p. Box 189, Lake
Helen. Fla. 1918
Champion, Frederick Alvah, as p, 14 Perkins
Rd., Rye Beach, N. H. 1950
Champlin, Charles C, ret, 308 19th St., Oak-
land 12, Cal. 1907
Chandler. Alexander Luscombe, p, 143 Palmer
Ave., Falmouth, Mass. 1933
Chandler, Edgar Hugh Storer, orw, 5525
Blackstone Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1928
Chandler, Henry Joseph, p em, 143 Palmer
Ave., Falmouth, Mass. 1933
Chandler. Milford Grant, p, Ashby, Mass. 1946
Chandler, Theodore Williams, Jr., p, R.D. 2,
Box 540, Manchester, Conn. 1955
Chaney, Elw-yn B., p, 612 Pequot Rd., South-
port, Conn. 1934
Chanev, Roy O., p em, 5108 Michigan Ave.,
Kansas City 30, Mo. 1918
Chang, Kwai Sing, coll ad, Agnes Scott Col-
lege, Decatur, Ga. 1948
Chapin. Guy U., p. Box 84, Lafayette, Ohio. 1930
Chapman, Donald Leslie, p, 407 W. 15th St.,
Glencoe, Minn. 1949
Chapman, Eben Thompson, p, 20 Monore St.,
Agawam, Mass. 1937
Chapman, Edwin P., p. North Woodstock,
Conn. 1958
Chapman, James Walter, ch, U. S. Air Force.
246, 1957
Chapman, John Rea, p, 24 Maple St., Leom-
inster, Mass. 8, 1933
Chapman, Leslie Warren, as p, 657 42nd St.,
Des Moines, Iowa. 1935
Chapman, Mrs. Lillian Herrick, collpf, 1004
College Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 1925
Chapman, Ralph Howard, p, Bellevue, Ohio. 1954
Chapman, William L., p, P.O. Box 124, Sid-
ney, Ind. 1959
Chappie, John Hunt, p. Box 155, Armour,
S. D. 1953
Charrier, Frederic Emile, p, Hobbs Rd., North
Hampton, N. H. 1931
Chartier, Richard Edmund, p, 443 W. Main
St., Platteville, Wis. 1959
Chase, Lewis Arthur, p, Scarboro, Me. 1937
Chase, Loring Bertie, ret. Lake Como, Fla. 1900
Chase, Loring DuBois, p, 8 Park St., New
Canaan, Conn. 8, 1941
Chase, Philip Howard, p, Cabot, Vt. 1946
Chasteen, Nelson Corneliu,s, p, 208 E. Third
St., Prophetstown, 111. 1948
Chatham, Roy Lee, p, 611 Murphy Ave., La
Grange, Ga. 1952
Chatterton, Frank B., p, 22 Red Gate Lane,
Cohasset, Mass. 1929
Chatterton, S. Read, p, P.O. Box 846, Edgar-
town, Mass. 1936
Cheney, Roger Nelson, p. South St., West
Bridgewater, Mass. 1956
Cheswell, Austin Bert, p, 4225 Culver Rd.,
Rochester 22, N. Y. 1954
Chia, Tsz Sang, pod, 1011 L Street, Washing-
ton 1, D. C. 1930
Chicoine, Victor B., p, 10 Windsor St., Ludlow,
Mass. 1923
Chidester, Brice L., p, 2810 N. Ballas Rd., St.
Louis 31, Mo. 1944
Chidley, Howard James, p em, 2 Fernway,
Winchester, Mass. 1909
Child, Graham Doane, p, 1845 Wantagh Ave.,
Wantagh, N. Y. 1943
Childs, Arthur Wallace, p. Box 187, Troy,
N. H. 1937
Childs, Gladwyn Murray, my, ABCFM. 243, 1923
Childs, Henry Monroe, Jr., p, 310 Beach 94th
St., Rockaway Beach 93, N. Y. 1944
Chinen, Theodore Kamasuke, ch, 3016 Vista
PL, Honolulu, Hawaii. 1937
Choate, David Atwood, p, 710 S. State St.,
Boise, Ida. 1953
Chong, Kim On, ch, Mid-Pacific Institute,
Honolulu 5, Oahu, Hawaii. 1938
Chong, Wing You, ncr, P.O. Box 1425, Hilo,
Hawaii. 1946
Chopourian, Giragos Haroutune, p, 217 Farn-
ham Rd., Havertown, Pa. 1956
Christenson, Robert Henry, p, R. 1, Chardon,
Ohio. 266, 1960
Christian, Gerald Chilton, p, 2761 Santa Clara
Way, Sacramento 17, Cal. 1939
Christianson, Charles Gilbert, p, 508 Main St.,
Dalton, Mass. 1930
Christie, Edward Lawrence, coll p, Cornell
University, Ithaca, N. Y. 1935
Christie, Ralph Aldrich, p em, Newfield St.,
Middletown, Conn. 1912
Christofersen, Arthur Wilbur, p, 443 44th St.,
Moline, 111. 1950
Christy, Carey, ret, 209 N. Jefferson St., Olney,
111. 1924
Chun, Richard Cheu Rung, p, P.O. Box 1268,
Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii. 1950
Churcliill, Gerald Clark, p, 700 Alvarado St.,
Redlands, Cal. 1936
Churchill, John E., ret. South Acworth, N. H. 1914
Ciaroia, Gerald Dante, p, 31 Franklin St.,
Chelsea 50, Mass. 1955
Claburn, Eugene, p, 32 Booraem Ave., Jersey
City, N. J. 1961
Claggett, Ralph Palmer, ret, Benzonia, Mich. 1926
Clair, Russell John, p, 109 Church St., Groton,
N. Y. 1949
Clapp, Edward Theodore, p, 553 Main St.,
Portland, Conn. 1935
Clapp, Mary Constance, ncr, 4 Chestnut St.,
Randolph, Vt. 1950
Clapp, Richard Harold, p em, % Mrs. Wallace
Bostwick, Blairstown, N. J. 1904
Clapp, Rosser Lee, p, 1308 Frederick Rd.,
Garner, N. C. 1952
Clapp, Theodore Lyman, sch t, 221 Highland
Ave., West Newton 65, Mass. 1944
Clare, Curtis Randolph, p, P.O. Box 206,
Ferndale, Cal. 1953
[Clark, Alden Hyde, deceased. 270
Clark, Charles, ret, 2520 Mason St., Houston,
Tex. 1894
Clark, Clarence Hobart, p. Box 518, York, Me. 1926
Clark, Cornelius Edward, supt, 95 Exchange
St., Portland, Me. 4, 14, 17, 1922
Clark, David Walter, p, Austinburg, Ohio. 1958
Clark, David Washington, ncr, 512 Court Sq.,
Third Ave., E., Cullman, Ala. 1952
Clark, Edward T., orw, 166 Chestnut St.,
Gardiner, Mass. 1951
Clark, Ellis Nusome, p, R. 1, Box 610B, Suf-
folk, Va. 1944
Clark, Mrs. Esther V., orw, 12 Garden Rd.,
Newton 58, Mass. 1938
Clark, Harry Wilber, as p, 1408 Northwood
Blvd., Royal Oak, Mich. 1955
Clark, Henry Hagberg, p, 23 Hancock St.,
Lexington 73, Mass. 1940
Clark, Jesse Albert, orw, 242 E. North Broad-
way, Columbus 14, Ohio. 1934
Clark, Mrs. Mary Mitchell, ret, R. 2, Elgin,
Neb. 1903
Clark, Maurice Coates, ch, Ohio State Univer-
sity Hospital, Columbus, Ohio. 1945
Clark, Paul Haskell, p, 36075 W. Seven Mile
Rd., Livonia, Mich. 1925
Clark, Raymond G., ncr, 5049 Tuscarawas
St., N., Canton 8, Ohio. 1914
Clark, Richard Tilton, p, R.D. 1, Durham,
N. H. 266, 1960
Clark, Robert Ahdn, p, P.O. Box 158, Beacon
Falls, Conn. 1932
Clark, Robert Tredway, p, 3707 W. 50th Ave.,
Denver 21, Colo. 1948
Clark, William Whitcomb, as p, 12 Garden
Rd., Newton 58, Mass. 1938
Clark, Winston Emery, p, 788 Stevens Ave.,
Portland, Me. 1954
Clarke, Arthur BjTon, p. Box 177, East
Granby, Conn. 1920
Clarke, Howard Ernest, coll pf, 1521 Kirk St.,
De Paul University, Evanston, 111. 1912
[Clarke, Robert Horace, deceased.
Clarke, Robert Winston, sec, 11205 Euclid
Ave., Cleveland 6, Ohio. 1946
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
341
Clarke, Walter Malcolm, Jr., address un-
known. 1944
Clarkson, George Edward, p, 9 Miller Rd.,
Ithaca, N. Y. 1943
Clavissen, Russell G., ch, 263 Sunset Ave.,
Amherst, iN'Iass. 1959
Olaxton, Jolm Wilbert, p, 213 W. Allegan St.,
Lansing, Mich. 1927
Clay, Joseph Preston, p, Toulon, lU. 266, 1960
Clay, Orval Simeon, p, P.O. Box 356, Etna,
Cal. 1944
Clay, Seth .\lton, p, 109 W. Eranklin St.,
Otsego, Mich. 1948
Claybaugh, Ralph David, p, Owen, Wis. 1952
Claypool, Kenneth Doil, p, 2529 42nd Ave.,
W., Seattle 99, Wash. 1936
Clayton, Paul Clark, p, 93 S. Main St.,
Orange, Mass. 1959
Cleage, Albert R., Jr., p, 7625 Linwood Ave.,
Detroit 6, Mich. 1943
Clearv, William Otis, Jr., p, 37 Hawthorne St.,
Lowell, Mass. 206, 1960
deleaver, Thomas Spencer, deceased.
Cleeland, Byron Ross, p, Box 71, Paia, Maui,
Hawaii. 1938
Cleland, Gail, ret, 924 Cragmont .\ve., Berke-
ley 8, Cal. 1915
Clem, William H., p, Leigh, Neb. 1922
Clendenning, Ernest Lee, p, 346 Chicago Ave.,
Savanna, 111. 1951
Cleveland, Ivan C, p, 3125 S. E. Van Water
St., Portland 2, Ore. 1953
Cleveland, Joseph C, p, 318 N. Church St.,
Rockford, 111. 8, 1933
Cleveland, Philip Jerome, p, R.D., Rome, Pa. 1924
Cleveland, Robert Edward, p, 202 S. Booth
St. , Anamosa, Iowa. 1958
Cleveland, Roger Peoke, p, 202 Byron St.,
East Boston 28, Mass. 1929
Clevenger, Hubert Kenneth, Jr., my, Loudrina,
Norte do Porano, Brazil, S. A. 1945
Clevenger, Roger Leonidus, p. Box 366, White
Salmon, Wash. 1949
Clifford, Earle Augustus, p, 1 Elm St., Win-
throp. Me. 1925
Clinchy, Russell James, p, 36 Ascan Ave.,
Forest Hills 75, N. Y. 1918
Clingan, Robert L., p, 29 Church St., McLean,
N. Y. 1940
Clinton, James Robert, p em, 4600 N.W.
Eighth Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 1907
Clinton, John Kenneth, p, 26 Massachusetts
Ave., Springfield 9, Mass. 1940
Clippinger, .John A., p, 25 Outlook Rd.,
Swampscott, Mass. 1944
Cloud, Mrs. Evelyn, ncr, 1025 Boston Rd.,
Bronx, N. Y. 1954
Cloud, Rowland N., p, 57 Ft. Pleasant Ave.,
Springfield, Mass. 1920
Clough, Leonard George, p, 54 College St.,
Hanover, N. H. 1944
Clough, Maxwell Lee, p, 340 Broadway, Paw-
tucket, R. I. 1937
Clough, William Ewart, ret. Woodman, Wis. 1919
Clow, Jay L., ncr, 106 W. Chestnut St., New
Carlisle, Ind. 1913
Coad, Frank .\. M.,ret, 1080 Washington St.,
North Abington, Mass. 1917
Coale, Willis Branson, ncr, 1 127B Eighth Ave. ,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 1915
Coates, Kenneth Arthur, p, 4700 N. E. 105th
Ave. , Portland 20, Ore. 1949
Cobb, Charles Earl, p, 643 Union St., Spring-
field 9, Mass. 1946
CCobb, Edward Scribner, deceased. 270
Cobb, James Harrel, coll pf. School of The-
ology, Yankton College, Yankton, S. D. 1949
Cobb, Robert Trimbv, p. 308 Rock City St.,
Little Valley, N. Y. 1952
Cochrane, Clarke Meredith, p, 109 Greeves
St., Kane, Pa. 1937
Coddington, Donn Melvin, as p, 6000 Kellogg
Ave., Minneapolis 56, Minn. 1956
Coe, Albert Buckner, pres cm., 34 W. Cedar
St., Boston, Mass. 1922
Coe, Buckner, p, 19 Spring Glen Ter., Hamden
14, Conn. 1947
Coe, Chalmers, p, 444 E. Broad St. , Columbus,
Ohio. 1945
CCoe, Marion Walker, deceased. 270
Coe, Robert Wood, Jr., ch, U. S. Navy. 240, 1941
Coe, Robert Wood, Sr., orw, 81 Mt. Vernon
St., Boston, Mass. 14, 1912
Coffman, Ford George, p, Box 1147, Lihue,
Kauai, T.H. 1952
Cohen, Albert Gleaves, as p, 1504 Laurel St. ,
South Pasadena, Cal. 1958
Colbert, Guy L., p. P.O. Box 427, Hartselle,
Ala. 1942
Colbourn, Arthur Preston, p, 150 Walcott St. ,
Pawtucket, R. I. 1939
Colburn, John Lynn, p, 3144 Overland Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1955
Colby, Ralph Carroll, p, 2002 N. Edgemont
Rd., Columbus 15, Ohio. 1958
Colby, Roy Donald, p, 57.30 Dorchester Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1953
Cole, Cormor Garton, ch, U. S. Air Force.
246, 1939
Cole, Franklin Paul, p, 71 Mount Vernon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 1934
Cole, Fred E., p, 3010 De Soto Blvd., Coral
Gables 34, Fla. 1940
Cole, George Allen, p. Box 173A, Hannacroix,
N. Y. 1932
Cole, George Davis, Jr., asp, New Canaan,
Conn. 1945
Cole, Jordan David, p, Putney, Vt. 1943
Cole, Walton Elbert, p, 29901 Sugar Spring
Rd., Hollywood Farms, Mich. 1928
Coleman, Harold Redmond, ret, 89 Gatelot
Ave., Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y. 1924
Colev, Donald M., ch. State Hospital, Box 54,
Goldsboro, N. C. 1936
Collazo, Francisco, p, 3309 W. Monroe St.,
Chicago 24, 111. 1955
Collins, Clifford Wesley, ncr, 1050 Grassv Hill
Rd., Orange 1, Conn. 1919
Collins, Earl Fawcett, p, 713 E. Washington
St., Greenville, Mich. 1919
Collins, Robert Glenn W., pod, Box 397,
Tempe, Ariz. 1931
CoUister, Allan Vanmin, collpf., 1270 Red-
cliff Dr. , San .lose 24, Cal. 1947
Colson, Z. William, Jr., p, 5054 W. Catalpa
Ave., Chicago 30, 111. 1957
Colwell, Clarence Albert, p, Morris, Conn. 1952
Colwell, David Griffith, p, 1311 H Street,
N.W., Washington 5, D. C. 5, 1942
Comins, Ellsworth Davidson, Jr., p, Depot
Rd., Boxford, Mass. 1956
Commons, Walter H., scht, 371 Austin St.,
West Newton 65, Mass. 1908
[Conant, John Lewis, deceased.
Conant, Ruth Sanger, sem pf, 55 Elizabeth
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1934
Conard, Ralph Victor, ret, 404 Vista Dr., La
Selva Beach, Cal. 1924
Condit, Edward Morrow, ncr, 94 Sunset Rd.,
Weston 95, Mass. 1931
Conklin, George Clark, Jr., ec m, 228 McAllis-
ter St., San Francisco, Cal. 1956
Conlin, James W., schad. Box 1000, Mecca,
Ind. 1927
Conn, Howard James, p, 2320 Newton Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 5, Minn. 1936
Connerly, Berton Darrel, p. Box 173, Harring-
ton, Wash. 1944
Conover, Stanley Humby, p, 4207 Vincent
Ave., S., Minneapolis 10, Minn. 1942
Conrad, Richard Jennings, pod, 2130 Hutclii-
son Rd., Flossmoor, 111. 1958
Conroy, Larry L., as p, Lake Dr., E., Packa-
nack Lake, Wayne, N. J. 1949
Cook, Edgar, Adam, p, 1047 Curtiss Ave.,
Downers Grove, 111. 1949
Cook, Frederick Belcher, p. Box 22, Boylston,
Mass. 1928
Cook, Gilbert, p, Larchwood, Iowa. 1934
Cook, James E., ncr, 714 Moore's Mill Rd.,
N.W., Atlanta 6, Ga. 1943
542
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Cook, Kenneth Rex, p, 713 Third Ave., S.,
Fargo, N. D. 1953
Cook, Ralph Miller, Jr., p, 738 Main St.,
Amherst, Mass. 1956
Cooke, Francis Trowbridge, p, 448 Highland
Ave., Orange, N. J. 1922
Cooke, Gerald Burton, coll pf, 180 W. College
St., Oberlin, Ohio. 1954
Cooley, Charles R., p, Indianola, Wash. 1932
Cooley, Walter Lawson, as p, E. Main St.,
Thorning Rd., Kent, Ohio. 1951
[Coolidge, Henry Albert, deceased. 270
Coombs, Albert Linscott, ret, R.D. 2, Laconia,
N. H. 1929
Coons, Alfred H., p, 36 Ascutney St., Windsor,
Vt. 1934
Cooper, Alexander C, p, 274 Pearl St., Roch-
ester 7, N. Y. 1935
Cooper, Charles William, Jr., p, 627 Island
View Dr., Santa Barbara, Cal. 1955
Cooper, Francis Leroy, ret, Meredith, N. H. 1912
Cooper, Horace Nelson, address unknown.
Cooper, James R., as p, 444 E. Broad St., Co-
lumbus 15, Oliio. 1954
Cooper, Pfiter, coll pf, Le Moyne College,
Mempliis 6, Tenn. 1924
Coovert, James Robert, pod, 149 Market St.,
Aurora, Ind. 1920
Copeland, Joseph H., p, 2502 Elm Ave., Ports-
mouth, Va. 1930
Copeland, Joseph McKinley, p, 1411 Highland
Ave., Portsmouth 17, Va. 1954
Copenhaver, Charles Leonard, p, 1950 Oak
St., South Pasadena, Cal. 4, 1942
Corbin, Glenn Howard, nor, P.O. Box 119,
Woodland Hills, Cal. 1934
Corbitt, George Ronald, pod, 301 S. Main St.,
Woodsfield, Oliio. 266, 1960
Cordill, Tunis S., Jr., ret, 3012 California St.,
Huntington Park, Cal. 1926
Corea, Mrs. Mina Alicia, as p, 300 Manet
Ave., Quincy 69, Mass. 1949
Corea, Peter Vincent, p, 300 Manet Ave.,
Quincy 69, Mass. 1947
Cornelius, Conrad Franklin, p, 5412 Dillard
Dr., Raleigh, N. C. 1960
Corneliussen, John Bernard, p, 1425 Laurent
St., Santa Cruz, Cal. 1947
Cornell, David Arnold, p, Shelby, Mich. 1957
[Cornell, Raymond Joseph, deceased. 270
Cornish, Thomas John William, p, Cornish,
Me. 1924
Cornwell, Albert G., p, 11 Crescent St., Derry
Village, N. H. 1910
Corpe, John Franklin, ret, 340 S. Ridgewood
Ave., Olds Hall, Daytona Beach, Fla. 1926
Corson, Thomas Moody, ret, P.O. Box 684,
Atascadero, Cal. 1906
Cortezan, Catalino C, ret, Koloa, Kauai,
Hawaii. 1932
Cortner, Arlie E., ret, 617 S. 29th St., La-
fayette, Ind. 1911
Cory, George Lewis, p, 3 Center St., Granby,
Mass. 1955
Cosby, Beverly Roy, p, 4415 Boonsboro Rd.,
Lynchburg, Va. 1954
Cosseboom, Raymond J., orw. Congregational
Conference Center, Framingham, Mass. 1933
Costikyan, Jack, ncr, P.O. Box 21, Danville,
111. 1939
Gotten, Edward T., p, 3774 Glenway Ave.,
Cincinnati 5, Ohio. 1918
Cottle, Gardner Dixon, p, 20 South St., Bel-
lows Falls, Vt. 1931
Cotton, Warren Eugene, p, 234 E. Ekn St.,
Fremont, Mich. 1960
[Cottrill, George E., deceased.
Couch, Albert Edward, p, 1845 Northern
Blvd., Manhasset, N. Y. 1922
Couch, Walter Gilmore, Jr., p, 202 N. Clifton
St., Wichita, Kans. 1942
Coulter, Charles Wellesley, ret, 510 E. Palm
Ave., Dade City, Fla. 1909
Coulthard, Arthur, p, 28 Maplewood Ter.,
New Bedford, Mass. 1935
Councill, Herbert George, Jr., p, 35 W. Court
St., Warsaw, N. Y. 1938
Counts, Louis Jacob, p. Box 35, Richmondale,
Oliio. 1933
Cousins, William A., p, 1109 Decatur St.,
South Norfolk, Va. 1950
Covell, Clarence Lewis, p, R. 1, Box 67, Beaver
Creek, Ore. 1926
Cowan, Charles Lee, p, 1109 Grady St., Salis-
bury, N. C. 1958
Cowan, John Louis, as p, 5500 Stevens Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 19, Minn. 1957
Cowles, Edward Upson, p em, p. Star R.,
Huntington Rd., Worthington, Mass. 1923
Cowles, Oliver Howard, p, 18000 Bradgate
Ave., Cleveland 11, Oliio. 1931
Cowles, S. Macon, Jr., sec, 237 Park Ave. S.,
New York 10, N. Y. 6,11,12,1944
Cowling, Donald John, pr em, 1985 Queen
Ave., S., Minneapolis 5, Minn. 1906
Cox, B. Elton, p, P.O. Box 663, High Point,
N. C. 1954
Cox, H. Vance, Sr., ret, Ramseur, N. C. 1928
Cox, Homer William, ret, Hedley, Tex. 1910
Cox, Thomas Bollinger, asp, 14 Dexter St.,
Pittsfield, Mass. 266, 1960
Cox, William James, Jr., p, 475 Weidel Rd.,
Webster, N. Y. 1944
Craig, Andrew Keith, supt.. Box 510, Muncie,
Ind. 17, 1935
Craig, John G., p, {ch. Veterans Admin.), 30
N. Clinton St., Iowa City, Iowa. 1940
Craig, Leslie Ramsay, p, 514 Newport Ave.,
South Attleboro, Mass. 1931
Grain, Lloyd O., p, R. 6, Olney, 111. 1959
Cram, Harold Franklin, p, 1580 Molitar Rd.,
Belmont, Cal. 1935
[Crance, Thomas V., deceased.
CrandaU, George Everett, p, 15545 Woodlawn,
E., South Holland, 111. 1950
Crandall, Joseph Mace, p, Elkader, Iowa. 1928
Crane, Berten Emery, ret. Box 265, Forest
Grove, Ore. 1913
Crane, John Vincent, p, P.O. Box 265, Forest
Grove, Ore. 5, 1942
Cranston, John P., Jr., p. 36 First Ave., Bay
Shore, N. Y. 1944
Craw, Harold Everett, p, 62 Colony St.,
Meriden, Conn. 1934
Crawford, Cedric Errol, ret, 1840 Carlson
Blvd., Richmond, Cal. 1921
Crawford, Robert Eugene, pod, 3908 Plain-
ville Rd., Cincinnati 27, Ohio. 1950
Creech, Donald Gilbert, p, 55 Church St.,
Spencerport, N. Y. 1942
Crippen, G. Waldo, p, Seneca, Kans. 1943
Crisp, WilUam Elhs, Jr., p. Box 187, Kauna-
kakai, Molokai, Hawaii. 1939
Crist, Bertrand Robert, p, 2620 Huntington
Dr., San Marino 9, Cal. 1938
Crockett, David, ret, 49 Durant St., Man-
chester, Conn. 1922
Crockett, Larrimore Clyde, ncr, 118 Taber
Ave., Providence 6, R. I. 1957
Croker, Mrs. Roberta Leslie, p, 312 W. Fifth
St., Ogallala, Neb. 1948
Croker, Russell Ernest, p. Box 592, Ogallala,
Neb. 1955
Cronk, Mrs. Eleanor Whitten, p, Shelburne
Falls, Mass. 1959
Crook, Frank, p em, R.D. 3, Great Barrington,
Mass. 14, 1923
Crook, Malcolm Spencer, p, 162 Monument
St., Groton, Conn. 1949
Crook, Thomas Worcester, p, 85 Myrtle St.,
Claremont, N. H. 1959
Crook, Walter Edgar, ncr, 207 Brookside Ave.,
Freeport, N. Y. 1927
Crocker, Charles Westcott, p. Main St., Rut-
land, Mass. 1943
Crooks, Charles Melvis, p em, 101 Merriam
St., Lexington 73, Mass. 1897
[Crosby, George W., deceased.
Crosby, Thomas LeRoy, p, 1660 S. Beretania
St., Honolulu, Hawaii. 1932
I960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
343
Croskery, Robert W., p, 1655 Fairmount Ave.,
Wichita, Kans. 1955
Crosland, Stanley Booth, p, 817 Bushnell Ave.,
Beloit, Wis. 1926
Cross, Earl Lee, p, 920 Green St., High-
point, N. C. 1951
Cross, John J., p, R.F.D. 1, Hebron, Conn. 1958
Cross, Laurance Luther, pod, 2064 Los
Angeles Ave., Berkeley 7, Cal. 1917
Cross, Paul Focas, p, 10 Norman Rd., Clifton-
dale, Mass. 1942
Cross, Raymond Willard, ret, 34 Rainbow Dr.,
Waterloo, Iowa. 1912
Cross, Rowland McLean, ret, 735 Priscilla
Way, Claremont, Cal. 1917
Crouch, William George, my % Sudan In-
terior Mission, Igbaja via Ilorin, Nigeria,
BritishWest Africa. 1937
Crowe, John Rutledge, p. East Woodstock,
Conn. 1956
Crowe, Joseph Osborne, p, 145 Main St.,
Amesbury, Mass. 1930
Crowell, Clark M., p, Blairsburg, Iowa. 1922
Crowell, Walter Bernard, p, Granville, 111. 1922
Crowle, David Rawlings, p, 3322 Ainslie St.,
Philadelphia 29, Pa. 1957
Crownfield, David Ring, ncr, 3 Ellsworth
Park, Cambridge, Mass. 1955
Croy, Ernest Francis, p, 52 Warren Rd., Ash-
land, Mass. 266, 1960
Crusius, Carl F., p em, 1225 W. Montana St.,
Cliicago 14, 111. 1911
Crutcher, James T., p, 1103 Lester St.,
Thomasville, Ga. 1957
Crutcher, John Burton, pod. Farmer Citv, lU. 1954
Crutchfield, Henry Ervin, p, Wakefield, Va. 1925
Cruze, James Alfred, ch, U. S. Air Force. 246, 1956
Culbertson, Henry Alvin, ncr, 2993 Crestford
Dr. Altadena, Cal. 1951
[CuUen, James Robert, deceased. 269
Cullen, Mrs. Vesta Sturgis, ret, 1613 Forest
Hills Dr., Okemos, Mich. 1928
CuUens, Paul Archibald, Box 172, Newtown,
Conn. 1925
Culpepper, Otto Lee, p, R. 1, Headland, Ala. 1959
Culver, Edward Laurencp, p, 4832 295th St.,
Toledo 11, Oliio. 1956
Culver, Mrs. Elsie Thomas, ncr, 1890 Arch
St., Berkeley 9, Cal. 1944
Cumming, Charles Gordon, ret, 248 Green-
wood PI., Syracuse, N. Y. 1915
Cummings, Stanley, p, Buckland, Mass. 1916
Cunningham, Ed, p, P.O. Box 436, Campbell,
Cal. 1933
Cunningham, Howard, p, 1325 Oberlin Rd.,
Raleigh, N. C. 14, 1951
Curdy, Harold Melvin, ncr, 610 Buckingham
Dr., Marion, Ind. 1949
[Curl, Otto LeRoy, deceased. 269
Curless, Roy Charles, pod, Cecil, Wis. 1926
Curry, Emerson Ladd, as p, 10 Keswick St.,
Boston, Mass. 1924
Curtis, Charles N., ret, 3810 N. Madison St.,
Tacoma 7, Wash. 1915
Curtis, Harold William, ret, P.O. Box 461,
Belchertown, Mass. 1916
Curtis, Thomas, as p, 209 Court St., Elyria,
Ohio. 1946
Curtis, Willard Hallowell, ret, R.D. 3, Farm-
ington. Me. 1914
Curtright, Arthur C, ret, 3204 College St.,
Thunderbolt, Ga. 1919
Curtis, Isham L., p, Portland, Ind. 1926
Gushing, Samuel A., p, 1011 N. Lincoln St.,
Hastings, Neb. 1940
Cutbill, Harold Clifford, ncr, P.O. Box 125,
Norwalk, Conn. 1924
Cutler, H. Lewis, p, 17 Crescent St., Bidde-
ford. Me. 1924
Cutter, Frank Raymond, p, 22 Pierce St.,
North Leominster, Mass. 1948
Czatt, Milton Stacey, ch. Cedar St. Ext., Brat-
tleboro, Vt. 1923
Dabney, Vaughan, ret, 1793 Beacon St.,
Brookline 46, Mass. 14, 1909
Dahl, Edward Curtis, p, 32 Forest St., New
Britain, Conn. 1941
Dahl, George, ret, 209 Livingston St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 1914
Dahlman, John Stanley, p, Norton, Mass. 1943
Dahlstrom, Paul Todd, p, 1611 S. Bryant St.,
Alexander, Minn. 1947
Dahmer, Edward Victor, p, P.O. Box 49, Biola,
Cal. 1951
Dailey, James Albert, Jr., p, 443 S. Willard
St., Burlington, Vt. 1941
Dalbeck, Gordon Earl, as p, 4059 Lively St.,
Arlington, Cal. 1950
Dale, William W., p em., 4024 Quail Ave.,
Minneapolis 22, Minn. 1913
Dalrymple, Mrs. Bernice C, as p, 1216 Seneca
St.. S.W., Grand Rapids 9, Mich. 1946
Dalrymple, Dean Edward, p, 2949 Dawes St.,
S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1955
Dalrymple, Homer Ellett, p, 1216 Seneca St.,
S.W., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1933
Dalrymple, Lee Allen, p, P.O. Box 325, An-
dover, Ohio. 1959
Dalrymple, Merrill John Allen, p, 624 Leonard
Pkwy., Crystal Lake, 111. 1930
Dalton, Glen D., ncr, address unknown. 1943
Dalton, Robert Hatcher, collpf, 621 Highland
Rd., Ithaca, N. Y. 1938
Damron, Roy Beecher, as supt, P.O. Box 166,
Honolulu , Ha waii . 1 7, 1 930
Dana, Robert Galen, as p, 30 Eastside Drive,
Concord, N. H. 266, 1960
Danberg, Neil Byron, p, 320 S. 54th St.,
Omaha 3, Neb. 1943
Dandar, Alex Elias, p, 343 Princeton St.,
Elyria, Ohio. 1948
Danforth, Ralph E., ret, Noank, Conn. 1901
Daniel, John Irving, pod, 2 High St., Franklin,
Mass. 1930
Daniel R. Berwyn, p, 41 Maple St., Stoneham,
Mass. 1946
Daniels, Gibson Israel, p, 245 E. State St.,
Westport, Conn. 4, 9, 1933
Daniels, Israel, ret, 265 E. State St., Westport,
Conn. 1924
Daniels, Vincent H., p, 106 Sound Beach Ave.,
Old Greenwich, Conn. 1934
Danielson, Laurence Sanford, ncr, 1188 Ford
Rd., Cleveland 24, Ohio. 1943
Danner, Howard Swineford, Jr., as p, 37 Schu-
bert St., Binghamton, N. Y. 1955
Darakjian, Avedis Sarkis, p em, 633 Park
Ave., Collingswood, N. J. 1907
Darr, John Whittier, Sr., collpf, 54 Gleason
Rd., Middletown, Conn. 1915
Darrah, Theodore Stanley, coll pf, Rollins
College, Winter Park, Fla. 1939
Davenport, Harold Allen, p, 611 First Ave.,
Council Bluffs, Iowa. 1952
Davenport, James Walker, ret, Soddy, Tenn. 1916
David, Evan, p. Box 614, Blaine, Wash. 1934
Davids, David E., p, 208 Walnut St., Mar-
shall, Minn. 1936
Davidson, Floyd Quenton, p, 1900 James St.,
Topeka, Kans. 1933
Davidson, Harry Carter, coll ad. Union Col-
lege, Schenectady, N. Y. 1935
Davie, Malcolm Henderson, coll p, P.O. Box
254, Maynard, Mass. 1951
[Davies, Arthur Thomas, deceased.
Davies, Horton Marlais, coll pf, Princeton
University, Princeton, N. J. 1942
Davies, Howell David, oru; 725 N. Kenil-
worth Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1909
Davies, Paul Armstrong, ret, 2426 N.E. 136th
Ave., Portland 30, Ore. 1920
Davies, W. D., coll pf, 54 College Rd., Prince-
ton, N. J. 1941
Davis, Alfred C, p, 619 Nassau St., New
London, Wis. 1928
Davis, Asa Johnson, Jr., ncr, 26 Mead Ave.,
Cambridge 15, Mass. 1950
[Davis, Charles Wesley, deceased. 269
Davis, David Justin, p, 3429 Devon Rd.,
Miami 33, Fla. 8, 1935
Davis, Earnest O., pod, Kurten, Tex. 1934
344
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Davis, Felix Gingrich, p, 27 Locust St.,
Jamestown, N. Y. 1936
Davis, Felix McCamev, Jr., p, 106 Henry St.,
Manchester, Conn. 1954
Davis, Frank, ret, 2806 Taliesen Dr., Kala-
mazoo, Mich. 1907
Davis, Frederick Lincoln, ret, address un-
known. 1893
Davis, Harold Lvburn, p, 4428 Bellevista Dr.,
Toledo 12, Ohio. 1936
Davis, James Edward, p, P.O. Box 1106, Lusk,
Wyo. 1939
Davis, James McCov, sch t, 1408 Granger
Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1942
Davis, Jerome, ncr, 489 Ocean Ave., West
Haven 16, Conn. 1920
Davis, Keith Arlington, p, 203 S. Mears St.,
Wliitehall, Mich. 1956
Davis, Norman Sewell, ret, 53 Trimount St.,
Dedham, Mass. 1929
Davis, Paul Robert, p, 925 Vermont St., Law-
rence, Kans. 1952
Davis, Richard Allen, p, 5502 Terrace Heights
Rd., Tampa 10, Fla. 1950
Davis, Richard N., p, 214 Terrace Dr., E.,
Clearwater, Fla. 1956
Davis, Robert Galletly, p, 272 Bedford Ave.,
Mount Vernon, N. Y. 1947
Davis, Royal Gile, ncr, 923 Levering Ave.,
Los Angeles 24, Cal. 1956
Davis, Thomas J., p, R. 1, Clayton, N. C. 1944
Da'i-is, Walter Bond, p, 20 Malvern PL, Ve-
rona, N. J. 1954
Davis, Wilfred Grenfell, ncr, 4460 Maple
Ave. , La Mesa, Cal. 1940
Davis, William Albert, p, 6310 W. 29th Ave.,
Denver 15, Colo. 1952
Davis, William B. , p, 29 North Rd., Kingston,
R. I. 1954
Davis, V/illiam Jefferson, p, 1512 E. Lee St.,
HighPoint, N. C. 1923
Davison, Roy James, sch t, Waterbury, Vt. 1953
Dawe, Lorenzo T. , p, 35 County St., Ipswich,
Mass. 1930
Dawe, Percy Vivian, ret, 4884 N.W. First Ct.,
Plantation, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 1912
Dawson, Francis L. , p, 2303 G Avenue, Ana-
cortes. Wash. 1940
Dawson, Richard A., p, 2717 N. Haley St.,
Bakersfield, Cal. 1932
Day, Duane L., p, 822 1050th St., Cleveland
10, Ohio. 1953
Day, Edward Whitfield, p, 226 Riley St.,
Dundee, Mich. 1918
Day, Philip Floyd, p, Box 801, Mukwonago,
Wis. 1946
Day, Theodore Chipman, p, Lunenburg,
Mass. 1945
Daye, Carl T., p, 4108 Phillip Ave., Greens-
boro, N. C. 1928
Deale, Mrs. Jessie M., orw, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 245, 1952
Dean, Bruce St. Claire, as p, 635 S. Lincoln
Ave., Hinsdale, 111. 1946
Dean, David Joseph, p. Maple St., Sturbridge,
Mass. 1956
Dean, Lloyd Fulton, coll nf, 335 Saratoga Rd. ,
Scotia 2, N. Y. 1946
Debhink, David Henry, p, 212 N. Hudson St.,
Lowell, Mich. 1957
DeBilio, Francis Dominic, p, 1338 Schenectady
Ave., Brooklyn 3, N. Y. 1946
DeBoer, Dowie G., p. Box 151, Brimfield,
Mass. 1921
DeBoer, John Charles, p, as supt, 19 Orchard
Ter., Burlington, Vt. 20, 1950
DeBolt, Walter W., p. Box 122, Douglas,
Wyo. 1931
Deck, Herbert Heller, Jr., p. Box 233, West
Yarmouth, Mass. 1952
Deck, Herbert Heller, Sr., p, 114 Harvard St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1921
Decker, v^-thur C, p, 414 S. Plum St., Troy,
Ohio. 1932
Decker, John G. , p, Box 156, Amery, Wis. 1947
DeCoursey, as p, New Willow and Wagner
Rds., Northfield, 111. 1940
Dederer, Anna, my, ABCFM. 243, 1949
Dee, Sidney E., ret, 502 ^Ulen Ave., Portland,
Me. 1936
Deems, Mervin INIonroe, semad, 199 Cedar
St., Bangor, Me. 5, 14, 1923
DeForest, Leon R., p, William H. Taft Rd. &
Gilbert Ave., Cincinnati 6, Ohio. 1948
Degenhart, John Wesley, p, HaUiday, N. D.
266, 1960
Deinstadt, Leslie Gray, p, {Ch Veterans Ad-
min.), 3501 Forest Dr., Cheyenne, Wvo. 1943
De Jarnett, Alva Lyle, ret, Soddy, Tenn. 1894
Delabarre, Arthur Charles, p, 312 S. Seventh
St., Walla Walla, Wash. 1923
Dell, Robert Baird, asp, 218 Ninth St., N.,
Great Falls, Mont. 1955
Demarest, Victoria Booth, ret, 4707 26th Ave.,
N., St. Petersburg, Fla. 1949
deMar Shimun, Sadook, pod, 1034 W. Sheri-
dan Rd., Chicago 40, 111. 1939
DeMeza, David A., p, 87 N. Main St., Castile,
N. Y. 1942
Deming, Wilbur Stone, asp, 148 Beach Rd.,
Fairfield, Conn. 14, 1919
Demler, Henry, p, 318 S. Garfield St., Hast-
ings, Neb. 1942
Dengler, Mrs. Louise Brown, p, Olds, Iowa. 1948
Denison, Clark Albert, ret, 601 Geneva Rd.,
Dayton 17, Ohio. 1923
Denison, R. Russell, p, 2804 Archwood Ave.,
Cleveland 9, Ohio. 1928
Denlinger, Everett E., pod, DeGraff, Ohio. 1931
Dennett, Robert Barnard, p, 113 Granby Rd.,
South Hadley Falls, Mass. 1951
Dennis, Orville M. , ch, Columbus State School,
1601 W. Broad St., Columbus 16, Ohio. 1935
Dennison, Henry HoUing, ret, 24 Prospect
Hill Rd., Lexington 73, Mass. 1927
DePoister, W. Marshon, coll pf. Chapman Col-
lege, Orange, Cal. 1930
Deras, Evangelos Nicolas, my, Cappadocia St.
59, Nicaea, Piraeus, Greece. 1952
Derby, Marvin L., p, 354 Depot St., South
Easton, Mass. 1938
Derr, Thomas Sieger, coll ad, Wilbur Hall,
Stamford, Cal. 1951
Derry, Rufus Klondyke, p. Box 217, Cascade
Locks, Ore. 1941
Dreshem, Paul Elwood, p. Box 538, Skippack,
Pa. 1948
Desmond, Minot Sargent, p. Box 214, Mano-
met, Mass. 1956
Desmond, Oviatt Edwin, as p, 169 Orlin
Ave., S.E., Minneapolis 14, Minn. 18, 1929
deSousa, John Rinaldo, as supt, 125 Sherman
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 16, 1945
Desterhaft, Alvin F., p, 79 Seventh St.,
Turners Falls, Mass. 1952
deStigter, Cornelius, ncr, Dearborn, Mich. 1954
Detweiler, Leonard A., p, R.D. 2, Moscow,
Pa. 1943
de Vries, Maurice Lawrence, p, 412 E. El
Campo, Stockton 7, Cal. 1941
DeWeese, Harry, ncr, Brunswick, Mo. ( — )
Dewey, Kirk Martin, as p, 1409 Avenue E,
Billings, Mont. 1926
Dewey, Robert Dyckman, p, P.O. Box 322,
Grinnell, Iowa. 1951
DeWolfe, Thomas Oliver, p, East Derry,
N. H. 1927
Deyo, John Maurice, p em, 300 Mill Hill Rd.,
Southport, Conn. 1910
De Young, Quintin Richard, coll pf. Chapman
College, Orange, Cal. 1945
Diaz-Acosta, Juan, ret. Box 38, Santa Isabel,
P. R. 1913
Diaz-Cardona, Ismael, p, Xurla, 785, Campo
Rico, Rio Piedras, P. R. 1956
Dibble, Edward Fletcher, as p, 217 E. Liberty
St., Medina, Ohio. 1959
Dick, Thomas Chalmers, Jr., p, 1 W. Moreland
Cir., Washington 16, D. C. 1939
Dickerson, Herbert W., ncr, 114 Prospect St.,
Norwich, Conn. 1925
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
345
Dickey, Paul Oilman, v, Box 002, Oceanlake,
Ore. 1938
Dickinson, Edwards Haven, sch t, 739 Dayton
St., Yellow Springs, Ohio. 1928
Dickinson, Estella A., ret, Hard\\nck, Vt. 1948
Dickinson, Jordan Edwards, p, Londonderry,
Vt. 266, 1960
Dickinson, Leon Archibald, Jr., p, 1029 Lake-
ville Rd., New Hyde Park, N. Y. 1939
Dickinson, Rhoda Jane, rd, 1801 Dupont Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 5, Minn. 1921
Dickinson, Richard Donald Nye, Jr., ch,
Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. 1957
Dickinson, Selden Curtiss, Jr., asp, 2038 D
Street, Lincoln 2, Neb. 1941
Dickinson, Walter Byron, ret, 347 Pennsylva-
nia Ave., Plymouth, Ind. 1906
Dickson, George A., p, 31 Grove Ave., Lock-
port, N. Y. 1918
Dickson, Ronald Warren, as p, 535 S. Hoover
St., Los Angeles 5, Cal. 1942
Dierdorff , Russell Dewey, p, 6325 W. Cornelia
Ave., Chicago 34, 111. 1919
Dierlamm, Cleveland Reuben, ret. Twin Lakes,
Shohola, Pa. 1915
Dietiker, Kemp Edward, ncr, 717 S. Grant
St., Hinsdale, 111. 1958
Dille, Carl R., 7nv, ABCFM. 243, 1928
Diller, Stephen M. J., p. Church of the Open
Door, Webster Groves, Mo. 1952
Dimock, Herbert Eddy, p, 6115 W. Hinds St.,
Seattle 16, Wash. 1944
Distant, Lewis Edward, p, Oak St., East
Auburn, Me. 1934
Dittmar, Charles A., p, 504 G Street, Cheney,
Wash. 1925
Divine, Robert J., p, 18 First Ave., Seymour,
Conn. 1936
Dixon, Dalco E., ret, 404 N. Pearl St., Gran-
ville, Ohio. 1908
Dixon, Herbert, ret, Leverett, Mass. 1910
Dixon, Ralph Lee, Jr., as supt, 315 Stapleton
Bldg., BilUngs, Mont. 18, 19, 1954
Dixon, Theodore Tuttle, p, 16 Hillcrest Rd.,
PlainviUe, Conn. 1925
CDixon, Tliomas Bainbridge, deceased. 270
Doak, Homer Alson, as p, 7 Stetson St., Lex-
ington 73, Mass. 1941
Doane, Ashley Wood, p, 30 Grafton St., Lis-
bon, N. H. 1959
Dobler, Walter Emmanuel, sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 9, 14, 1942
Dockery, Clarence Arnold, ch, U. S. Air Force
246, 1948
Dodder, Grover Clyde, asp, 1125 Wilmette
Ave., Wilmette, 111. 1950
Dodds, Robert Clyde, p, 22 Holmes Ave.,
Waterbury 10, Conn. 9, 1948
Dodge, Edward Hathaway, p, 48 Bellevue
St., West Roxbury 32, Mass. 1956
Dodson, Linden Sevmour, ch. State Prison,
7324 Vallejo, Dallas 27, Tex. 1951
Doherty, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, ret, 38 29th St.,
Columbus, Ga. 1950
Doherty, Peter, p, 38 29th St., Columbus, Ga. 1938
Dollar, Charles Carl, p. Box 126, Holland, Va. 1928
Dollar, Jesse Holiday, p, 2308 Roanoke Ave.,
Newport News, Va. 4, 1923
Dollar, Melvin, p, 2806 Mission Village Rd.,
San Diego 11, Cal. 1939
Dominick, George Peirson, ch. Traverse City
State Hospital, Traverse City, Mich. 1945
Donavan, Paul Raymond, Jr., p, 210 S. 16th
Ave., Yakima, Wash. 1949
Dorey, T^rank David, sem pf, Howard Univer-
sity, Washington 1, D. C. 1943
Dorn, William VanBuran, p. Box 06, Mason,
111. 1941
Dorney, John William, p, 400 Merrimac St.,
Lowell, Mass. 1953
Dorsett, Howard Merle, sch t, 3.323 S. Ash St.,
Denver, Colo. 1947
Dorsett, Melvin Clark, ncr, 2136 S. Colujnbine
St., Denver 10, Colo. 1923
Dossett, Lorance, p, P.O. Box 297, Steilacoom,
Wash. 1937
Doty, Fred Owen, p, 22417 Dolorosa St.,
Woodland Hills, Cal. 1949
Douglas, George Harley, p, 2 High St., Hay-
denville, Mass. 1916
Douglas, John W., p, 1121 Maple Ave., Ni-
agara Fall, N. Y. 1933
Douglas, Stine O., ncr. Box 222 Ephrata,
Wash. 1946
Douglas, Vince Wade, p, Dorchester Center,
Mcintosh, Ga. 1946
[Douglass, Fred R., dictased. 271
Douglass, Glenn Welmer, ch, Salem, N. H. 1914
Douglass, John J., ret, 421 S. Mayo St., Comp-
ton, Cal. 1897
Douglass, Roscoe Dwight, p em, P.O. Box
297, Ferndale, Cal. 1903
Douglass, Truman Bartlett, sec, 287 Park
Ave. S., New York IC, M. Y. 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, 13, 1928
Dowd, Edward Lee, p, 5608 S. Green St., Chi-
cago 21, 111. 1951
Downes, W. Wallace, p, 311 Eighth Ave., Pel-
ham, N. Y. 1947
Downey, William Bertrand, p, Longville,
Minn. 1935
Downey, William Emerson, Jr., asp, 315
River Rd., Lonsdale, R. I. 1955
Downs, Aaron Worth, as p, 147 Miami Ave.,
Elyria, Ohio. 1920
Downs, Darley, my, ABCFM. 243, 1916
Dowty, Paul Willard, p, Manson, Iowa. 1930
Doyle, John, ch, address unknown. 1923
Drake, Bryant, sec, 19 N. Edgewood PL, La
Grange, lU. 5, 9, 1921
Drake, Charles H., Jr., ncr, 7 Mason Rd.,
Watertown, Mass. 1945
Drake, Francis Augustus, p, Leverett, Mass. 1934
Drebes, Erich, Caixa Postal 386, Pelotas, Rio
Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1950
Dreher, George Kelsey, p, 1241 N. Ridge Rd.,
Wicliita 12, Kans. 1946
Dreier, Nelson Conrad, supt, 2103 Nuuanu
Ave., Honolulu 17, Hawaii. 17, 1929
Drew, Bernard Tliomas, p, 814 Asylum Ave.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1938
Drew, George Elbert, p, 1375 W. Clifton
Blvd., Lakewood 7, Ohio. 1932
Driftmier, Frederick Field, p, 57 Pinej'Tvoods
Ave., Springfield 8, Mass. 4, 1945
Driscoll, Edward Almiuty, ec m, 697 Park
Lane, Decatur, Ga. 1932
Driver, George Hibbert, ret, 31 Waldron St.,
Marblehead, Mass. 1907
Dryden, Reginald N., p, 110 E. Ash St., Three
Oaks, Mich. 1931
Dubbs, Harrison W., p, 28 Church St., Gor-
ham. Me. 1919
Dubie, Norman Evans, p, 44 Summer St.,
Lancaster, N. H. 1959
Duddy, Frank E., as supt, 72 Burncoat Rd.,
Worcester 5, Mass. 18, 1916
Dudley, Joseph Harwood, as p, 1660 C. Bereta-
nia St., Honolulu 14, Hawaii. 1920
Dudley, Raymond A. , ret, 19 Route DeMalig-
nou, Geneva, Switzerlend. 1919
[Dudley, W. Ewart, deceased. 271
Dudley, William, Ewald, pern, p, East Lev-
erett, Mass. 1915
Dudley, William Hugh, p, 130 Broad Blvd.,
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 1939
Duenow, Herbert H., p, 328 N. Harvey Ave.,
Oak Park, 111. 1938
Duerson, Leo Lutz, p. Box 85, Dousman, Wis. 1924
Duffey, James Orville, p, R. 2, Box 597,
Anacortes, Wash. 1925
Duffey, Joseph D., sem pf, Hartford Theologi-
cal Seminary, Hartford, Conn. 1956
DuFresne, Charles Richard, p, 2001 E. Wind-
sor St., Tucson, Ariz. 1953
[Duke, George Tunnicliffe, deceased. 271
Duke, Robert \\oodward, coll pf, Lancaster
Theological Seminary, Lancaster, Pa. 19.52
Dukes, Hubert Noland, p, 1134 Walnut St.,
Berkeley 9, Cal. 1922
Dulgarian, Earl Sarkis, ncr, 32 Glendalc Ave. ,
Providence, R. I. 1947
Dulin, John D., ncr, R. 1, Wliitestown, Ind. 1949
346
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[1960
Dull, Wilbert E., pern, 3118 N. Central St.,
Topeka, Kans. 1912
Dumke, Allen W., p, Twin Lakes, Wis. 1950
Duncan, Bert Logan, p, Constantine, Mich. 1941
Duncan, Charles A., ret, R. 2, Warren, Ind. 1921
Duncan, Herbert E. , p, 3600 Walnut St. , Kan-
sas Citj' 11, Mo. 1932
Duncan, John, ret, 642 Lincoln Ave., Watson-
ville,Cal. 1912
Duncanson, Richard Weir, asp, 208 School
St. , Bennington, Vt. 1957
Duncombe, David Cameron, sch ch, The Taft
School, Watertown, Conn. 1958
Dungan, T. Arthur, ret, 4356 M.E. 33rd Ave.,
Portland 11, Ore. 1900
Dunham, Arthur Henry, p, Stratham, N. H. 1959
Dunham, Clarence Stanfield, p, 3011 N. 12th
St. , Tacoma 6, Wash. 1930
Dunlap, Harry Phiiirs pod, Valois, N. Y. 1943
Dunn, Frank Edmund, p, 21 N. Westfield St.,
Feeding Hills, Mass. 1933
Dunn, Robert Ryckman, ncr, 78 Newhall St.,
Maiden, Mass. 1959
Dunning, Morton Dexter, ret, Hungary Rd. ,
Granby, Conn. 1899
Dunning, Philip Howard, ncr, 73 Ruby Dr.,
Ashbourne Hills, Claymont, Del. 1950
Dunstan, John Leslie, coll pf, Andover New-
ton Theological School, Newton Center 59,
Mass. 1932
Dunstan, William Thomas, ret, R.D. 1, Cone-
wango Valley, N. Y. 1923
Dupree, V/iUiam D., p, Box 927, Bureau, 111. 1938
Dui-ant, Cecil H., ncr, 120-31 178th St., St.
Albans 34, N. Y. 1942
Durgin, Lawrence Lazelle, p, 211 W. 56th St.,
NewYork, N. Y. 9,1944
Durgin, Luther Perry, p, Box215, Pittsford, Vt. 1958
Durstan, Alfred S. , address unknown. 1883
Dutton, Philip Drew, ret, Benzonia, Mich. 1916
Dutton, Robert Lee, ch, Massachusetts Cor-
rectional Institution, Norfolk, Mass. 1936
Duvall, Sylvanus Milne, coll pf, 5206 S. Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago 15, 111. 1924
Dycer, Arthur William, pern, 47 Torrey St.,
South Weymouth, Mass. 1911
Dyer, Frank, ret, 460 Sycamore Rd., Santa
Monica, Cal. 1897
Dyer, Jacob Alexander, ncr, 42-44 77th St.,
Elmhurst, N. Y. 1931
Dymond, Robert Leland, p, Freeburg Charge,
Freeburg, Pa. 1958
[Eaheart, Karl Frederic, Jr., deceased. 271
Earnhart, Lowell A., p, 425 W. Main St.,
Olney, 111. 1928
Eastman, Finley Eugene, pern, 5011 Leavitt
Rd., Lorain, Ohio. 1907
Eastman, Fred, ret, 570 W. Eighth St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1911
Eastman, Vinton Powers, ret, 9434 38th Ave.,
S. , Seattle 8, Wash. 1907
Eastman, William Farnum, ncr, 46 S. Spring
St., Concord, N. H. 266, 1960
Easton, Carlton, ret, 1730 Ironton St., Auroro,
Colo. 1917
Eaton, David Haskell, p, 8 East St., Wey-
mouth Heights 89, Mass. 1954
Eaton, Ellis F., p, 316 E. Fourth St., James-
town, N. Y. 1944
Eaton, Kenneth Oxner, p, 26 Auburn St.,
Concord, N. H. 1940
[Eaton, Walter S., deceased. 271
Ebel, Leonard Julius, as p, 9525 Colesville Rd.,
Silver Spring, Md. 1952
Eberhart, Elvin Thayne, p, P.O. Box 187,
Cathlamet, Wash. 1954
Ebersole, Charles David, p, Wakonda, S. D. 1938
Ebersole, Mrs. Eleanor S., asp, 2311 Rudy
Rd., Harrisburg, Pa. 1954
Ebersole, Jav F., p, 2311 Rudy Rd., Harris-
burg, Pa. " 1953
Ebertz, William Alvin, p, Sloan, Iowa. 1934
Echevarria, Eulogio, p, Ouayanilla, P. R. 1939
Eck, Marshall Owen, p, 29 School St., North-
boro, Mass. 1939
Eckerson, Earl Raymond, p, Sebasco Estates,
Phippsburg, Me. 1957
[Eckerson, Ray, deceased. 271
Eckhoff, Philip J., ret, Gen. Del., Princeton,
HI. 1919
Eddleman, Henry C, p, R.D. 1, Dewey Rose,
Ga. 1914
Eddleston, James Harold, p, 48 Maple St.,
Grant, Mich. 1930
Eddy, Allen Leroy, ret, 616 Broad St., Grin-
nell, Iowa. 1911
Eddy, Elmer Newton, ncr, 16 Holten St.,
Peabody, Mass. 1928
Eddy, Mrs. Margaret Ruth, pod, 2050 Second
Ave. , New York 29, N. Y. 1951
Eddy, Norman Cooley, pod, 2050 Second
Ave., New York 29, N. Y. 1951
Eddy, Robert Leigh, p, 53 Elm St., Woburn,
Mass. 1938
Edgar, Robert, ncr, Butler Hall, 88 Morning-
side Dr., New York 27, N. Y. 1939
Edge, William Fred, p, 2717 E. Hampshire
St., Milwaukee 11, Wis. 1943
Ediger, Marvin L., 2224 Nebraska Ave.,
Kansas City, Kans. 1959
Edmonds, Edwin R. , p, 101 Carmel St., New
Haven, Conn. 1951
[Edmonds, Henry Morris, deceased.
Edmondson, James Victor, p, Haddam,
Conn. 1957
Edquist, Theodore Claude, p, 409 Campus
Way, Pullman, Wash. 1951
Edwards, Charles S., ch, U. S. Air Force 246, 1954
Edwards, Frank Lincoln, as supt, R. 1, Box
449, Avon Park, 111. 17, 1926
Edwards, Grace Loomis, sch t, American Ex-
press Co., Athens, Greece. 1944
Edwards, J. Edgar, asp, 525 Thompson St.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 1942
Edwards, March Butler, p, 424 Convent Ave.,
New York 30, N. Y. 1927
Edwards, Otto Emil, ret, P.O. Box 72, New-
bury, Vt. 1911
Edwards, Robert Lansing, p, 10 Woodland St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1949
Edwards, Mrs. Sarah Alexander, ncr, 284 N.
0.xford St. , Hartford 5, Conn. 1951
Edwards, William Meredith, p, 618 S. Church
St., Princeton, 111. 1949
Edyvean, Alfred Rowe, coll p, 818 W. 43rd St.,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1947
[Eells, Edwin, dec-eosed. 271
Eggleston, Herbert James, p, P.O. Box 38,
Waipahu, Oahu, Hawaii. 1938
Ehlers, Harry Theodore, p. Box 251, Laings-
burg, Mich. 1947
Ehlers, Jacob Henry, ret, 428 Baltimore St.,
Hanover, Pa. 1913
Ehlke, Fernando G., Boid. Ballester S4, Villa
Ballester, Buenas Aires, Argentina, S. A. 1949
Ehly, Gerald Leon, as p, 40 S. Fullerton Ave.,
Montclair, N. J. 1956
Eichler, George E., p em, 3256 N.E. Ninth
Ave., Portland 12, Ore. 1917
Eichorn, Herman, Ch., Napa State Hospital,
P.O. Box 355, Napa, Cal. 1947
Eisele, Richard Otto, p em, 4325 Brightview
Ave., Pittsburgh 27, Pa. 1902
Eisenach, George J., coll pf, Yankton School of
Theology, Yankton, S. D. 1927
Eitzen, Lando, p, 522 W. College St., Jack-
sonville, 111. 1936
Ekberg, Ronald George, p, 201 15th St., Holly
Hill, Fla. 1959
Ekeberg, Ernst P., p, Mayville, N. D. 1939
Elbe, Oswald Frederic, scht, 619 E. 18th St.,
Yankton, S. D. 1944
Elder, Jesse Edwin, ret, 1804 Nez Perce St.,
Boise, Ida. 1918
Elder, William Wytche, p, Concord, Ga. 1915
Elderkin, Noble Strong, ret, 1601 Bryden Dr.,
Akron 13, Ohio 1905
Eldridge, Roger Lee, as p, 2717 E. Hampshire
St., Milwaukee, Wis. 266, 1960
EUett, Charles Alexander, ncr, 1751 N Street,
N.W., Washington 6, D. C. 1953
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
347
Elliot, Jack Edward, p, Box 201, Harwich,
Mass. 1935
Elliott, Franklin Ruge, p, 502 Boyer Ave.,
Walla Walla, Wash. 1944
Elliott, Homer Herbert, ch., 1036 26th St.,
Santa Monica, Cal. 1932
Elliott, John Harlan, p, 20 St. Paul's PL, Nut-
ley 10, N. J. 1930
Elliott, Willis, sec, 2969 W. 25th St., Cleve-
land 13, Ohio. 10, 1940
[Ellis, Arthur M., deceased. 271
Ellis, Francis Crispin, as p, 737 Alden Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1918
Ellis, Milton James, p, 207 S. Fourth St., Mil-
bank, S. D. 1958
Ellis, Thomas Henry, p, 6512 S. Ellis Ave.,
Chicago 37, HI. 1952
Elmer, Franklin Davenport, Jr., p, 1509 E.
Court St., Flint, Mich. 1930
Elmes, Arthur Fletcher, p, 116 Seaton PL,
N.W., Washington l.D.C. 5,1917
Elmore, John Robert, as p, 40 Cumberland
Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 1959
tElwick, Frederick G., ret, Alaska. 1916
Emery, Elbert Sidney, p, 346 Nathaniel St.,
Johnstown, Pa. 1933
Emery, H. Merrill, Jr., p, 144 County St.,
Somerset, Mass. 1957
Emig, Donald Wesley, p, 214 Rowayton Ave.,
Rowayton, Conn. 1948
Emigholz, J. Wilson Cornell, p, Milton, Wis. 1921
Emigholz, Lud\\-ig C, p, 2592 W. 14th St.,
Cleveland 13, Ohio. 1928
Emke, Emerson E., p, 85 W. Grand Ave.,
Highland Park 3, Mich. 1938
Emmons, David Warren, ]), Main St., Rowley,
Mass. 1956
Enders, George Christian, pf em, ret, 34 Col-
lege PL, Defiance, Oliio. 1894
Endo, Francis Kiel, p, P.O. Box 285, Olaa,
Hawaii. 1927
Engel, Austin George, Jr., as supt, Parshall,
N. D. 1954
Engels, John Daniel, p, Box 32, Buffalo Cen-
ter, Iowa. 1936
England, Charles Donald, ncr, 5757 S. Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago 37, HI. 1957
England, Richard Neil, p, Box 996, McCall,
Ida. 1932
English, Earl T., p em, 716 Jefferson St., Ver-
milion, Ohio. 1915
English, James Fairfield, supt., 125 Sherman
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 12, 14, 16, 1921
Engstrom, Edwin Richard, Jr., p, 166 Sullivan
Dr., San Antonio, Tex. . 1951
Ennis, Merlin W., ret, 63 N. Hancock St., Lex-
ington 73, Mass. 1903
Ensign, Loring Sabin, p, 90 Richmond Lane,
West Hartford 17, Conn. 1951
Enslin, Irving Judson, p, 91 West St., Litch-
field, Conn. 1902
Ensminger, Fred Patterson, ret, Wadley, Ala. 1905
Ensminger, Ross Emanuel, coll pf, 403 College
Ave., Carlinville, 111. 1928
Enwright, John Thomas, p, 32 Bull St.,
Charleston, S. C. 1932
Erickson, Burton Eric, p, 100 School St., Con-
cord, N. H. 1946
Erickson, Charles Oron, p, 1415 Haslett Rd.,
Haslett, Mich. 1951
Erickson, Charles Telford, ret, 680 W. Eighth
St., Claremont, Cal. 1896
Erickson, Elmer, E., p. Box 656, Edgemont,
S. D. 1931
Erickson, Lowell LeRoy, ncr, Orr, Minn. 1956
Ernst, Edward Grant, p, 30 High St., Bangor,
Me. 1931
Errant, James Whitcomb, Jr., p, 1110 W. Lill
Ave., Chicago 14, III. 1958
Errington, Frederick, p em. Burton, Wash. 1911
Erskine, John W., ret, 602 N. Main St., Evart,
Mich. 1900
Erwin, Clyde V., 112 W. Finley St., Ottumwa,
Iowa. 1936
Escott, Nathan Ellsworth, p, 303 S Second
St., Gallup, N. M. 1930
Eshelman, Byron Elias, ch, P.O. Box 77, San
Quentin, Cal. 1943
Eslinger, Edward James, p, 616 S. Fourth St.,
Laurel, Mont. 1935
Estes, James F., p, Box 145, Priest River, Ida. 1950
Estes, John W., Jr., p, P.O. Box 316, South
Du.xbury, Mass. 1945
Eusden, John Dykstra, coll pf, Williams Col-
lege, Williamstown, Mass. 1949
Eusden, Ray Anderson, p em, 11 Crocker Cir.,
West Newton 65, Mass. 1920
Euston, Walter H., Sr., p, 18 Union St., Deep
River, Conn. 1943
Eutsler, Frederick Byerly, coll pf, Chatham
College, Pittsburgh 32, Pa. 1937
Evans, Arthur Walwyn, p, 9 Whitney St.,
White Plains, N. Y. 1909
Evans, Billy Earl, as p, 205 W. 65th St., Kan-
sas City 13, Mo. 1954
Evans, David, p, 247 W. Upton St., Reed
City, Mich. 1922
Evans, David Beecher, ncr, Rheinische Fried-
rich Wilhelms-Universily, Bonn, Germany. 1958
Evans, David Llewellyn, as p, 2400 Brentwood
Blvd., St. Louis 17, Mo. 1932
Evans, Donald Robert, pod. The Logo Col-
ony, Aruha, Netherlands, W. I. 1939
Evans, Edwin Richard, p, 357 Benjamin St.,
S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1916
Evans, Ernest Charles, pod, 38 Victory Ave.,
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Can-
ada. 1919
Evans, Franklin Schreel, p, P.O. Box 3, Olym-
pic Valley, Cal. 1958
Evans, George Kenneth, p, Columbia, Conn. 1951
Evans, James G., p, 65 S. Sherman St., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 1919
Evans, Joseph Henry, p, 5700 S. Prairie Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1942
Evans, Rowland Horace, ret, Mazomanie, Wis. 1917
Evans, Stephen Claghorn, as p, 279 First Ave.,
N., Park Falls, Wis. 1958
Evans, Wilford Holmes, p, 1940 Sixth St.,
Sheboygan, Wis. 1924
Everhart, Rollin Orlando, ret, 5052 Princess
Anne Rd., La Canada, Cal. 1907
Everroad, Ralph W., ret, 8714 S. Eighth St.,
Kalamazoo, Mich. 1921
Evers, Charles H., ret. Box 214, Lebanon, Mo. 1922
Evers, Samuel .T. , p em, 25 Oakdale Rd.,
Glenbrook, Conn. 1895
Ewert, Wesley C. , p, 515 Seventh Ave., S.E.,
Minneapolis 14, Minn. 1942
Ewing, Donald S. , p, Trinity PL, Wayland,
Mass. 1946
Ewing, James Walter, coll p, 6551 University
Dr., Saint Louis 30, Mo. 1955
Ewing, Raymond Hood, ret, 218 W. Dakota
Ave., Staples, Minn. 1916
Ewing, Richard A., pf, 2004 Arena PL, Nash-
ville, Tenn. 1935
Ewing, Rolland Glasgow, p, 77 Church St.,
Torrington, Conn. 1932
Ewing, Mrs. Ruth Grimes, ret, 218 TN . Dakota
Ave. , Staples, Minn. 1949
Eymann, Harold Henry, pod, 6375 Castle
Dr., Oakland, Cal. " 1929
Fagan, William George, p, 221 W. University
Ave., Orange City, Fla. 1917
Fagerburg, Dewey Frank, Jr., p, 438 W. 120th
St., Chicago 28, 111. 1954
Fagley, Richard Martin, ec m, 297 Park Ave.,
S., New York 10, N. Y. 1939
Fairbank, Alan M., p. Box 76, Central Village,
Conn. 1915
Fairbank, William Cooper, p, Bunker Hill, 111.
266, 1900
Fairbanks, George William, p, Primghar,
Iowa. 1931
Fairbanks, Levone Henry Takesian, p, 8 Mon-
roe St., St. Johnsville, N. Y. 1930
Fairbrook, James P., p, 15401 Newport Way,
Bellevue, Wash. 1945
Fairchild, Lawrence Wahl, p, 515 W. Berry
St., Fort Wayne, Ind. ' 1945
348
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[1960
Fairfield, Wvnn Cowan, ret, 696 Priscilla V/ay,
Claremont, Cal. 1910
Fairlie, J. Harold, ret, 3625 Hardy St., San
Diego 15, Cal. 1923
Fairman, Henry Butler, ncr, 2825 Hampshire
Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio. 1937
Falconer, Robert C, p cm. Wilderness Rd.,
Tryon, N. C. 1908
Fales, Ira Dexter, ret, Stanton, Mo. 1912
[Fall^, Robert B., deceased.
Fallaw, Wesner, sem pf. 111 Herrick Rd., New-
ton Center 59, Mass. 1942
Fanta, Federico, Aldea Frotestante, Diamante,
Entrc Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1928
Farley, Donald Curtis, Jr., p, 819 Fifth St.,
Menomonie, V/is. 1954
Farmer, Mrs. Helen Sweeney, tec, 30467 Prest-
wick Ave. , HajTvard, Cal. 1955
Farmer, James, p, P.O. Box 581, Yorktown,
Va. 1928
Farmer, James A., .Jr., p, 30467 Prestwick
Ave., Havward, Cal. 1956
Farmer, Melvin, p, 1007 Harding St. , Fairfield,
111. 1956
Farmer, Mile, orw, 12 N. Third St., Columbus
15, Ohio 1947
Farnham, Darell Milton, p, 1170 S. Evergreen
Ave., Kankakee, 111. 1942
Farnum, Norman Ray, Jr., p, 25 Cleveland
St., Holyoke, Mass. 1951
Farnum, Norman Ray, Sr., p, Box 461, East
Orleans, Mass. 1954
Farrar, Joseph D., ret, 752 21st St., Newport
News, Va. 1912
Farrell, Earl Thompson, p, Varina, N. C. 1944
Farrell, William Clav, p, R. 5, Sanford, N. C. 1950
Fasnacht, Walter, ret, Odin, 111. 1920
Fasth, Sanford, p, R.D., 2, Exeter, N. H. 1958
Fate, Riissell Lowell, p, 217 Sixth St., Ames,
Iowa. 1951
Faulkner, William John, p, 7000 S. Park Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1918
Fausnacht, Charles H., p, iVIelbourne, Iowa. 1942
Feaster, John Newcomer, p, 300 Rockland St.,
Portsmouth, N. H. 1933
Felible, John Edward, p, 705 Sligh Blvd.,
N.E., Grand Rapids 5, Mich. 6, 1946
Felklev, -Arthur Woodrow, p. Box B, 310 Bea-
con St., Avalon, Cal. 1939
Fellows, Ward J., p, 1198 Kelsey Dr., Sunny-
vale, Cal. 1939
Felton, Calvin James, p, 307 Causey Ave.,
Suffolk, Va. 1914
Fenbv, Robert Frederick, asp, 10 Dane St.,
Beverly, Mass. 266, 1960
Fenner, Daniel W. , p, 151 Maple St. , Framing-
ham, Mass. 1951
Fenner, Melvin Reid, p, 15 S. Date St., Top-
penish, Wash. 1945
Fenner, Raymond A., p, 388 N. Woodward
St., Birmingham, Mich. 1949
Fenske, Albert Wesley, coll ad, 108 E. 26th
St., Bemidji, Minn. 1947
Ferguson, Alexander Brown, ec m, 475 FLiver-
side Dr., New York 27, N. Y. 1941
Ferguson, Ira Gordon, p, 16, Pleasant St.,
South Natick, Mass. 1954
Ferr^, Nels Frederick Solomon, sem pf, An-
dover Newton Theological School, Newton
Center .59, Mass. 1934
FerrelU, Dominic Irving, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1944
Ferris, Chester, pent, 206 S. Ohio St., Ana-
heim, Cal. 1898
Ferris, Harlo Hakes, ret, 52 S. Main St., Rock-
ford, Mich. 1923
Fersch, Cornelius, p, Hanover, Conn. 1915
Fetner, Everett S., p, 6420 20th Ave., Lang-
dale, Ala. 1958
Fichtler, Helmuth, p, 633 Sixth Ave. , N. , Glas-
gow, Mont. 1952
Fiebiger, Judson E., supt., 923 Seventh Ave.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 17, 1928
Fielder, Norman Richard, p, 36241 Alfred St.,
New Baltimore, Mich. 1960
Field, George Ernest, pern, 505 Barry Rd.,
Rockford,Tll. 1927
Field, Robert Craig, p, Waubay, S. D. 1957
Fiedler, Raymond Edward, p, Chaplin, Conn. 1939
Fielding, LeRoy Norris, p, 3009 Mayfield W ay.
Lb, Michigan Citv, Ind. 1927
Fields, Clyde Lee, supt., Elon College, N. C. 1949
Filield, James William, Jr., p, 535 S. Hoover
St., Los Angeles 5, Cal. 1924
Fifield, Lawrence Wendell, as p, 777 Plymouth
Rd., Claremont, Cal. 1916
Filler, John Edmund, p, 8 South St., Grafton,
Mass. 1956
Findlay, James Franklin, Sr., coll ad, Drurv
College, Springfield, Mo. " 1923
Fink, Ricardo, coll p, Santa Elena, Entre Rios,
Argentina, S. A. ( — )
Finleon, Patrick Charles, p, R.D., Warehouse
Point, Conn. 1959
Finley, Donald Howard, p, 30 Main St.,
Binghamton, N. Y. 1948
Finley, Harold Marshall, ncr, 630 E. 12th St.,
Lockport, 111. 1944
Fischer, John Dallas, p, 1610 Admiral Blvd.,
Kansas City 6, Mo. 1959
Fiscus, Carl Frederick, ret, 119 Rose St., Buf-
falo 4, N. Y. 1943
Fish, Merle Edison, Jr., p, 1757 N. Stanley
Ave., Los Angeles 46, Cal. 1940
Fish, William Charles, asp, 153 South St.,
Pittsfield, Mass. 266, 1960
Fisher, Charles, 95-23 Brisbin St., Jamaica 35,
N. Y. 1938
Fisher, Ernest Brayton, Jr., p, 77 Young Ave.,
Cedar Grove. N. J. 1938
Fisher, George Francis, p, 1253 Whitney Ave.,
Hamden 17, Conn. 1940
Fisher, JWrs. Helen Leavitt, p. Box 296, Briar-
cliff Manor, N. Y. 1938
Fisher, John Kenneth, v, R. 1, Princeton,
Minn. 1951
Fisk, Chester Ballou, scht, 1587 Morada PL,
-Altadena, Cal. 1932
Fisk, George Wallace, p, 12 Clark St., Rapid
City, S. D. 1944
Fisk, Glen Carrol, Jr., p, P.O. Box 333, Kea-
lakekua, Hawaii. 1953
Fiske, Robert David, p, P.O. Box 38, Durham,
Conn. 1958
Fiske, Roland Clarence McLeod, ncr, 2619
Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 57, Cal. 1939
Fitclx, Robert Elliot, coll ad, Pacific School of
Religion, Berkeley 9, Cal. 1936
Fitzgerald, Arthur J., p, P.O. Box 4, Mans-
field Center, Conn. 1951
Fitzgerald, John Dean, Jr., p, 710 N. Third St.,
Garden City, Kans. 1955
FitzgeralcT, Robert Leo, p, P.O. Box 398, Los
Alamitos, Cal. 1957
Fitzpatrick, Thomas Mallary, Jr., sem pf,
8364 S. Kenwood Ave., Chicago 19, 111. 1947
Fitzsimmons, Donald B., ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1947
Fitzsimmons, Jolm Pitman, p, 560 Pleasant
St., Belmont 79, Mass. 1933
Fix, Charles J., p, 661 Gardenia Lane, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. 1936
Flaig, Hugo, p, 210 N.E. Fourth St., Little
Falls, Minn. 1944
Flammer, William, address unknown. 1901
Flannery, Clyde Cecil, p, 700 Bresslyn Rd.,
Nashville 9, Tenn. 11, 1936
Flatt, D. Cecil, ret, Box 121, Plainville, N. Y. 1930
Fleckles, Elliott Victor, ch, Veterans Admin.
Hospital, Sepulveda, Cal. 1931
Fleming, William Crooks, p, 8 Andover St.,
Georgetown, Mass. 1956
Fleming, William Frank, p. New England,
N. D. 1943
Flemmer, John P., p, 925 E Street, Lincoln 8,
Neb. 1922
Flemming, Wolfgang Dieter, p, 8440 Broad-
moor, Overland Park, Kans. 1950
Fletcher, Douglas W., p, 1 Church St., Court-
land, N. Y. 1937
Fletcher, James Irving, ncr, 192 School St.,
Quincy 69, Mass. 1929
Fletcher, Lee, p. Pleasant St., Marshfield Hills,
Mass. 1923
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
349
Flick, Arthur Raymond, sch t, 919 W. Second
St., Benicia, Cal. 1941
Flight, Jolin William, coll pf, 753 College Ave.,
Haverford, Pa. 1918
Flint, James Clapp, orw, HICOG, BE, APO
742, % P.M., New York, N. Y. 19.36
Flores, Francisco Xavier, p em, 204 N. Third
St., Barstow, Cal. 1932
Flory, Edgar Alan, p, New Preston, Conn. 1928
Flugum, Omar J., p, 1611 E. 34th St., Minne-
apolis 7, Minn. 1919
Flying By, Moses, p. Cherry Creek, S. D. 1950
Flynn, Vernon Ivan, pod, Istiklal Cadd, IfSS/l,
Istanbul, Heyoglo, Turkey. 1946
Flynn, William Edward, p, 10 White St.,
Lewiston, Me. 1959
Foard, Lawrence Clinton, Jr., p, 428 S. Han-
over St., PottstowTi, Pa. 266, 1960
Fogleman, James U., p, R. D. 2, Liberty, N. C. 1927
Folilin, Harold Bernard, Jr., p, 20 Center Rd.,
Shirley. Mass. 266, 1960
Foley, Roy William, ret, 1015 S. Knox Ct.,
Denver 19, Colo. 1906
Folino, Paul Joseph, p, 32801 Electric Blvd.,
Avon Lake, Oliio. 1941
Folkert, Robert Austin, p, 35085 Ridge St.,
Richmond, Mich. 1952
Folkerts, Roland E., p, Roberts, HI. 1948
Follansbee, Mark Acheson, Jr., p, 501 E. Third
St., Northfield, Minn. 1953
Fong, Matthew, ncr, Y.M.C.A., 23 Waterloo
Rd., Kowloon, Hong Kong. 1956
Forbes, Gordon Marshall, p, R. D. 2, Chagrin
Falls, Ohio. 1959
Forbush, Dascomb E., p em, p, Piermont,
N. H. 1921
Forbush, Reed, pod, 1510 Elmwood Ave.,
Middleton, Wis. 1953
Ford, Chester Victor, as p, 1075 Main St.,
Nev^ington, Conn. 1947
Ford, Ricliard Lawrence, p, 602 S. Clay St.,
Greenville, Mich. 1950
Ford, William Charles, ncr, 658 Edna Way,
San Mateo, Cal. 1943
Fordham, Virginia J., orw, 119 Euclid St.,
Marietta, Oluo. 1952
Forrester, Franklin Gladstone, p, 243 N. Main
St., Deer Park, Wash. 1928
Forsberg, Mrs. Joan Bates, orw, 265 Aslimun
St., New Haven, Conn. 1954
Forsberg, Nancy Elizabeth, ncr, 173 Jacoby
St., Maplewood, N. J. 1951
Forsell, Elvert D., ncr, 1520 Canfield Ave.,
Saint Paul 13, Minn. 1936
Forshaw, William E., p, 1448 Torrey Pines
Rd., La Jolla, Calif. 1917
Forsyth, John B., as p, 15000 Southfield Rd.,
Detroit 23, Mich. 1933
Forsyth, John Ford, as p, 341 W. Montbello
Ave., Phoenix, Ariz. 5, 6,'1941
Foshay, Frederic F., ret, P.O. Box 414, Lake
Helen, Fla. 1912
Foss, Isaac Ora, ncr, 75 Carwell Ave., Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 1910
Foster, Elliott Orman, p em, 183 Eldridge St.,
Taunton, Mass. 1912
Foster, Gordon LjTin, pod, 3 Elma Ave.,
Mill Valley, Cal. 1942
Foster, Harry Alexander, p, 26 Linden St.,
Schenectady, N. Y. 1958
Foster, Hazel E., ret, 17317 Madison Ave.,
Lakewood 7, Ohio. 1945
Foster, Huxley C, p, 1273 Sheffield PL, Thou-
sand Oaks, Cal. 1948
Foster, John Junior, p, 77 Nowell Rd., Mel-
rose 76, Mass. 1942
Foster, O. Delmer, ret. Pilgrim PL, Claremont,
Cal. 1902
Foster, Robert Nelson, p, 10 Watertown PL,
Williamstown, Mass. 1939
Foster, Virgil E., ec m, 475 Riverside Dr., New
York 27, N. Y. 1926
Foster, William Harris, p, 1904 N. Knoxville
Ave., Peoria, 111. 1944
Fowell, Myron W., sec, 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass. 18, 1925
Fowler, Charles Raymond, my, ABCPM. 244, 1953
Fowler, Ernest Myron, as p, 241 Cedar St.,
Long Beach 2, Cal. 1939
Fox, Frederick Ewing, ncr, 1600 Pennsylvania
Ave., N.W., Washington, D. C. 1948
Franceschi, Domingo, p, Villalba, P. R. 1932
Francisco, Oliver Barrett, as p, 208 W. Gray
St., Elmira, N. Y. 1947
Frank, Melvin Lynn, p, 2225 State St., La
Crosse, Wis. 1934
Frank, Theodore Ehemann, p, 20 N. Elmwood
Ave., Waukegan, 111. 1929
Frank, William Reuss, p, 8720 Memplus Ave.,
Cleveland 9, Ohio. 1953
Frantz, Chester Ir\-in, orw. Summer Institute
of Linguistics, Aiyura via, Lae Territory of
Aeiv Guinea. 1954
Eraser, C. B., Gladwyn, p, 58-60 W. 138th St.,
New York 37, N. Y. 1949
Eraser, James A., pod, Valparaiso, Fla. 1915
Frav, Harold Raymond, Jr., p, 500 Plant St.,
Utica, N. Y. 1954
Frazee, John Elmer, ch. Veterans Admin.
Hospital, Boise, Ida. 1928
Frazier, Cecil E., U. S. Army. 1931
Frazier, Donald Hart, 678 Savin Ave., West
Haven, Conn. 1940
Frazier, Francis Philip, p, P.O. Box 216, Mc-
Laughlin, S. D. 1926
Frazier, Howard, ret, Nio Brara, Neb. 1933
Frazier, William Fiske, ret, 143 Shore Rd., Old
Green^\■ich, Conn. 1911
Frears, Robert C, asp, 1509 E. Court St.,
Flint, Mich. 1957
Frederickson, John Clement, p, 365 Belmont
St., Belmont 78, Mass. 1955
Freed, Ralph A., Jr., p, 115 Greer St., De-
fiance, Ohio. 1960
Freeling, Henry Philip, asp, 610 70th St.,
Kenosha, Wis. 1917
Freeman, Elmer S., p, 531 N. Tliird St.,
Montevideo, Minn. 1922
Freeman, Frederick Perkins, p em. Lake
Helen, Fla. 1910
Freeman, P. Paul, p. Rock Rapids, Iowa. 1948
Freeman, William Anderson, ret. Box 112,
Frankfort, Ohio. 1902
Freer, Harold Wiley, p, 507 Dogwood Ave.,
Crossville, Tenn. 1934
Frehse, Robert M., oriv, 506 W. Maplehurst
Blvd., Ferndale 20, Mich. 1939
[French, Edward Goodhue, deceased. 270
French, Herbert Porter, p, 3465 N. MacArthur
Rd., Decatur, 111. 1937
French, Joe Amos, p, 427 Rowland St., Hen-
derson, N. C. 1928
French, L. Theron, pod, Newbury, Ohio. 1935
Frencli, Lazell Clark, p, Parsonage Rd., Hig-
ganum. Conn. 1926
Frenvear, Marion Chase, pod, R.D. 1, Una-
dilla, N. Y. 1946
Frerichs, Margaret Louise, p, Lyme, N. H. 1948
Friar, Glen D., ncr, 303 E. Jackson St., Farm-
land, Ind. 1949
Friberg, Eino, pod, 14 May St., Worcester,
Mass. 1931
Frieke, Charles Henry, p. Parsonage Rd., Long
Ridge, Stamford, Conn. 1932
Frieke, Paul G., ncr, 1608 12th Ave., Rock-
ford, HI. 1932
Frieboes, John Albert, p, 213 Second St.,
Mounds, 111. 1940
Frieboes, William, p. Box 144, LowTy, S. D. 1932
Friou, Charles Dyson, p, Ingram Memorial
Church, Tenth and Massachusetts Ave.,
N.E., Wasliington 2, D. C. 1951
Friou, Kenneth Ackerman, coll p, 303 Lathrop
St., Madison 5, Wis. 1944
Fritzmeier, John Elvier, p, 120 Second St.,
S. E., Hampton, Iowa. 1943
Frost, William Mason, p, 597 Sylvan PL, Ha-
wortli, N. J. 1935
Fry, August Jethers, Jr., ncr, Willemsparkweg
6 Bov., AmstcrdoTn, Netherlands 1956
Fry, Ralph L., p, 703 Main St., Pecatonica,
lU. 1939
350
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[1960
Fryday, Harold William, my, ABCFM. 243, 1956
Frye, Richard Alden, p, Greensboro, Vt. 1930
Fuhr, Carl W., p, 817 Third Ave., E., Staples,
Minn. 1957
Fujinaga, Ernest Sota, ncr, 3039A Waipuna
Rise, Honolulu, Hawaii. 1930
Fujiyoshi, Donald HirosW, p, P.O. Box 600,
Kealakekua, Hawaii. 1937
Fukushima, Joseph Kumazo, p em, 201 S.
Cedar Ct., Montebello, Cal. 1908
Fukuyama, Tsutomu Tom, p, 6 E. Court St.,
New Hampton, Iowa. 1942
Fukuyama, Yosliio, sec, 287 Park Ave., S.,
New York 10, N. Y. 10, 1951
Fuller, Charles Floyd, ncr, 1135 Paradise
Ave., Hamden, Conn. 1933
Fuller, Clarence William, p, 44 Bellevue Ave.,
Melrose 76, Mass. 1940
Fuller, Montie ,J. B., ret, R.D. 1, Box 340,
Thomaston, Conn. 1902
[Fuller, Walter Bennett, deceased. 271
Fung, Robert, sch t, 3759 Beta St., San Diego,
Cal. 1950
Fung, Tet Yin, rei, 17-19 Woi}g Chuck St.,
Shamshuito, Kowloon, Hong Kong. 1923
Fung, William Y., ncr, 1716}^ S. Arapahoe
St., Los Angeles 6, Cal. 1955
Fuqua, Leonard Clarence, ret, 510 Hancock
St., Holdrege, Neb. 1918
Furnad, Vasil Demetrius, ncr, 6506 Forest-
view Dr., Springfield, Va. 1928
Furuta, Cliiyokichi, p, 243 W. First St., S.,
Salt Lake City, Utah. 1915
Fylling, Clifford Henry, p, 2330 Somers Ave.,
Madison 4, Wis. 1948
Gabrielson, Milton G., p, 212 Prospect Ave.,
Long Beach 3, Cal. 1935
Cackle, Emanuel, p, Box 58, Cackle, N. D. 17, 1928
Cackle, Hugh E., p, 1009 Maple St., Belle
Fourche, S. D. 1954
Gaffney, Charles D., ret, R. 2, Arlington,
Wash. 1917
Galbreath, Inez Delores, p, Martin St., New-
ton, 111. 1937
Gale, Louis, Jr., ret, 525 University Blvd., Den-
ver 9, Colo. 1931
Galazka, Mrs. Helen G. MacRobert, Glen-
wood, Iowa. 1938
Galitz, Robert Frederick, as p, 1519 W. Lovell
St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 1956
Gallagher, Buell Gordon, coll ad, 17 Lexington
Ave., New York, N. Y. 1929
Galle, Menno Jacob, ret, 830 Vine St., Paso
Robles, Cal. 1912
Gallop, M. David, p, P.O. Box A-21, North
Aurora, 111. 266, 1960
Galloway, Lloyd Edward, p, 817 W. 34th St.,
Los Angeles 7, Cal. 1942
Gait, Elmer W., ret, 635 Broad St., Grinnell,
Iowa. 1909
Gait, Ralph Martin, p, P.O. Box 198, Man-
daree, N. D. 1949
Galusha, Elinor Gertrude, sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 9, 1951
Gamble, Roy Franklin, p, R.D. 4, Canandai-
gua, N. Y. 1926
Cans, Mrs. Eleanor Louise, ncr, 827 Fifth St.,
Petaluma, Cal. 1951
Cans, Herbert Charles, ret, 827 Fifth St., Peta-
luma, Cal. 1916
Garcia, Rafael, coll pf. Inter American Univer-
sity, San Gorman, P. R. 1949
Garcia-Guevara, Serafin Federico, p, Box
1136, Rio Piedras, P. R. 1943
Gardner, Albutt L., Jr., p. Box 28, Manistee,
Mich. 1951
Gardner, C. Elliott, ncr. Box 158, Swayzee,
Ind. 1943
Gardner, Frank WiUiam, p, 96 S. Broad St.,
Norwich, N. Y. 1951
Gardner, Fred Charles, p, P.O. Box 65, Fort
Pierre, S. D. 266, 1960
Gardner, Wilfred Oswald, p, Hancock, N. H. 1952
Garfield, E. Chandler, p, R.D. 2, Stafford
Springs, Conn. 1919
Garland, Leslie L., ret. Saint Thomas, Pa. 1948
Garland, Malcolm Wliitmore, p, 11 Conant
Rd., Lynn, Mass. 1935
Garland, Thomas P., p, McConnellsburg, Pa. 1908
Carman, Clark P., ret, 2662 Stuart St., Denver
12, Colo. 16, 1906
Garner, Albert William, p, 2952 N. Shore Rd.,
Warwick, R. I. 1947
Gaskell, Benton Searle, p, 20 Bay View Ave.,
Belvedere, Cal. 1943
Gaskill, John Gilbert, p, 20 Park PL, Lee,
Mass. 1929
Gaston, Paul R., p, 3951 Haines St., San
Diego 9, Cal. 1943
Catch, Lester E., p, Anita, Iowa. 1940
Gates, Allen Hazen, p, Chesterfield, Mass. 1921
Gates, Carl M., as p, 508 W. Sixth St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1903
Gaud, Victor Manuel, p. Box 268, Juana Diaz,
P. R 1957
Gault, Elium Elmer, p, 316 W. Pine St., Chilli-
cothe, lU. 1951
Gay, George, Jr., p, 607 Nun St., Wilmington,
N. C. 1959
Gay, Ulrich, p em, as p, P.O. Box 476, Pitts-
field, Mass. 1926
Gay, William, p. Pleasant Hill, Ohio. 1949
Gaylord, C. R., p. Spring Valley, Wis. 1953
Gaylord, Donald Foulk, p, 4236 Likini St.,
Honolulu 31, Hawaii. 1931
Gaylord, Joseph Howard, ret. West Brookfield,
Mass. 1899
Gebhardt, John E., p, 323 Garfield Ave.,
American Falls, Ida. 1932
Gedcke, Lawrence A., p. Box 680, W. Men-
dota Rd., St. Paul, Minn. 1930
Geddes, Francis Livingston, pod, 175 Del-
mar St., San Francisco 17, Cal. 1952
Gehring, John Richard, p, 6930 Walker St.,
Benzonia, Mich. 1938
Geier, Vance E. A., as p, 3823 Fernwood Ave.,
Los Angeles 27, Cal. 1949
Geigis, Ernest Otto, p, R.D. 1, Easthampton,
Mass. 1958
Gelvin, Edward H., ret, R.D. 1, Stockton,
N. J. 1897
Genn^, William Henry, ecm, 37 Essex Ave.,
Montclair, N. J. 1934
Gentile, PhiUp, asp, 27800 Southfield Rd.,
Lathrup Village, Mich. 1955
Gentzler, Harold E., as p, 5934 Eighth Ave.,
Kenosha, Wis. 1951
Gerhardt, Louis Bert, 4201 W. Juneau St.,
Seattle 16, Wash. 1955
Gerlinger, Charles E., p, Bridgewater, Conn. 1921
Gerry, Robert John, orw, 819 Wright Ave.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1950
Gessert, George Herbert, coll p, 309 Hitt St.,
Columbia, Mo. 1952
Gessert, Robert Adolf, coll pf, 49 Dryads
Green, Northampton, Mass. 1953
Gettemy, James N., sem ad, 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1944
Gettinger, Paul Arthur, p, Everett, Pa. 1952
Gia Russo, Paul Anthony, ncr, 2006 N. 48th
St., Milwaukee 8, Wis. 1940
Gibb, Dale Arthur, ncr, 90 Manchester St.,
Concord, N. H. 1942
Gibb, Robert Edward, as p, 34 Farwell St.,
Natick, Mass. 1956
Gibbons, David Allison, ncr, 10 Navarro Rd.,
East Haven, Conn. 1955
Gibbons, Paul Eugene, as p, 1 Sunnybrook
Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. 1958
Gibbons, Ray, sec, 289 Park Ave., S., New
YorklO, N. Y. 4,6,11,13,1928
Gibbs, John B., p, Walters, Va. 1949
Gibson, Mrs. Elsie Edith, ncr, 2732 N.W. 20th
St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 1935
Gibson, Floyd Donald, p, Gilman, Iowa. 1953
Gibson, John Henry, as p, 15049 S.E. 44th St.,
Bellvue, Wash. 1952
Gibson, Percy Ward, ret, 312 Second Ave.,
N.E.. Waseca, Minn. 1917
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
351
Gibson, Raymond E., p, 110 South St., Pitts-
field, Mass. 1947
Gibson, Royal John, supt, 231 N.W. 13th St.,
Oklahoma City 3, Okla. 16, 1935
Giddings, Gordon L., ncr, 115 S. Washington
St., Elkhorn, Wis. 1940
Giersbach, Walter Charles, sec, 287 Park Ave.
S.,NewyorklO, N. Y. 10,12,1928
Giffin, Raymond Henry, as supt, 4929 S. Fifth
Ave., Minneapolis 9, Minn. 18, 1942
Clifford, Clarence F., p, 60 South St., Assonet,
Mass. 1913
Gilbert, Chandler Wright, p, 19 Broad St.,
Westfield 4, Mass. 1951
Gilbert, Ernest DeWitt, ret, 2188 N. High St.,
Columbus 1, Ohio. 1908
Gilbert, Lewis Loder, as supt, 3056 Prospect
Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio. IP, 1930
Gilchrist, George Edward, p, 40 De Forest
St., Watertown, Conn. 1927
Gilham, Clarence Taft, ncr, 602 Whitney Ave.,
Akron 6, Ohio. 1953
Gilkev, James Gordon, p em, Weekapaug,
R. I. 1916
Gilkey, James Gordon, Jr., as p, 490 Riverside
Dr., New York 27, N. Y. 1942
Gill, Clayton Harold, sch t. Box 1443, Las
Vegas, Nev. 1942
Gill, Harley Hayes, ret, 606 W. Eighth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1911
Gill, Sumner H., p, 109 Continental Ave.,
River Edge, N. J. 1942
Gillenwater, Charles A., ncr, 770 Clayton St.,
San Francisco 17, Cal. 1946
Gillespie, Arthur Merton, ncr, 630 Emory St.,
Campbell, Cal. 1942
Gillespie, Malcolm Elmer, scht, 907 S. Illinois
Ave., Carbondale, 111. 1955
Gillett, Clarence S., my, ABCFM. 243, 1921
[Gilliland, John R., deceased.
Gillis, Hugh Allen, p, 41 Randall Ave., East
Weymouth 89, Mass. 1929
Gilman, Robert, as p, 4705 Kilauea Ave.,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 1961
Gilmore, John Lewis, p, 137 Abbott St., N.E.,
' Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 266, 1960
Gilroy, William Edgar, ret, 46 Morton St.,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 1900
Gist, Nathan H., ret, 28 E. 31st St., New York
16, N. Y. 1910
Glasser, .James Charles, p, 10 Dane St., Bev-
erly, Mass. 1943
Glessner, Richard Harter, orw, 144 Hancock
St., Auburndale 66, Mass. 1958
Click, Winfred Myron, p, 203 Market St.,
Nekoosa, Wis. 1946
Gloyn, Cyril Kennard, coll pf, 1118 Stratford
Ave., South Pasadena, Cal. 1940
Gluvna, Joseph, p em, 440 Klein Ave., Pitts-
burgh 14, Pa. 1911
Goddard, Harvey Warren, ret, 6666 32nd
PI., N.W., Washington 15, D. C. _ 1927
Goehring, Walter Richard, asp, 11 St. Paul's
Rd., Hempstead, N. Y. 1948
Georgizian, Arsen A., p, 28 Jillson St., Provi-
dence 5, R. I. 1922
Goessling, Robert Edward, p, Barneveld, Wis. 1952
Gold, Albert Reginald, ret. Wolverine, Mich. 1926
Gold, William Jacob, pod, 1201 Union St.,
Schenectady 8, N. Y. 1941
Goldmann, Harold, Asuncion 29, Concordia,
Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1960
Goldsmith, Willis Laiten, ret, 725 Tamarack
Ave., San Carlos, Cal. 1912
Goltz, WilUam E., ret, 434 Linden St., Hart-
ford, Mich. 1919
Gomez-Davila, Lope Luis, p, Box 13, Las
Piedras, P. R. 1958
Gomke, Edwin Christian, p, 618 Orchid Ave.,
Corona del Mar, Cal. 1942
Gonigam, Cyrus Manly, p, 1601 W. Sixth St.,
Aberdeen, Wash. 1932
Gonso, Raymond M., p, 616 Brooks St.,
Lansing, Mich. 1924
Gonzalez, Carlos Pilar, p, P.O. Box 692, Roose-
velt, P. R. 1934
Gooch, William Safiford, p em, 8 Locust St.,
Exeter, N. H. 1914
Good, Charles Martin, ret, 223 E. 12th Ave.,
Hutcliinson, Kans. 1909
Goodale, Theodore Nelson, p, 829 N. 22nd St.,
Fort Dodge, Iowa. 1942
Goodell, Horace Holbrook, p, 3001 Sangamon
St., Steger, 111. 1927
[Goodenough, Giles Frederic, deceased. 271
Goodfellow, Gordon Claude, p, Box 545, Bau-
dette, Minn. 1954
Goodheart, Jesse Merritt, p. Box 224, Byron,
111. 1957
Goodsell, Fred Field, ret, 289 Woodward St.,
Waban 68, Mass. 14, 1905
Goodson, Albert John, ret, 611 N. Kimball St.,
Grand Island, Neb. 1919
Goodwin, Donald Watson, p, 24 Ferris Ave.,
Rumford, R. I. 1959
Goodwin, Robert David, p, Hooksett, N. H. 1955
Goodwin, Thomas Arthur, as p, 620 W. Eighth
St., Claremont, Cal. 1921
Gordon, Alexander Duff, coll pf, Park College,
Parkville, Mo. 1929
Gordon, Edwin Ruthven, ret, Pepperell, Mass. 1910
Gordon, Ernest, coll ad, 17 Ivy Lane, Prince-
ton, N. J. 1948
Gordon, Harry Bellmond, p, 12 Ridgeview
Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 1939
Gordon, S. Gerald, p, 15 Metropolitan Park
Dr., Riverside, R. I. 1949
Gordon, Thomas, coll pf. State College Colony,
Nampa, Ida. 1917
Goslin, Martin Leland, p, 1217 Sixth Ave.,
Seattle 1, Wash. 4,1937
Goto, Masaiclii, ret, 2103 Nuuanu Ave., Hono-
lulu, Oahu, Hawaii. 1938
Goude, Stuart V., my, San Pedro Sula, Hon-
duras, Central America. 1920
Goudey, Charles Francis, p, 210 Elvin Ct.,
Lansing 12, Mich. 1934
Gough, Roger Whitfield, p, 1776 Wellesley
Ave., Saint Paul 5, Minn. 1932
Gould, Clarence B., pod, 3703 Chevy Chase
Lake Dr., Chevy Chase 15, Md. 1926
Gould, Everett Warren, p, Newark Valley,
N. Y. 1934
Gould, Howard Duff, ch, U. S. Air Force. 246, 1942
Gould, Ralph E., ret, Glenwood, Fla. 1922
Gould, Stanley A., ncr, 24 Columbia Rd.,
Danvers, Mass. 1930
Gould, W. Stanley, pod, 828 Carey Rd., Ed-
monds, Wash. 1932
Gould, Walter Hollis, ret, 75 S. Main St.,
Northfield, Vt. 1917
Gowing, Peter Gordon, my, ABCFM. 243, 1954
Gozzo, Salvatore C, p, 361 Commercial Ave.,
Cliff.side Park, N. J. 1914
Graber, Ellis, p, 3880 Brookview Dr., Min-
neapolis 16, Minn. 1944
Graetz, Herbert D., p, 177 N. Butler Ave.,
Avon Park, Fla. 1929
Graf, Stanley \\alt3r, p, 809 Ramona Ave.,
_ Corona, Cal. 1926
Graflfam, William Lane, scht, Burckhardlhaus-
West, Gelnhausen, Hessen, West Germany.
245, 1949
Gragg, Ira Thomas, p, 10408 Halls Ferry Rd.,
Saint Louis 31, Mo. 1925
Graham, David, p. Box 177, Hudson, S. D. 1923
Graham, James Guss, pod, 5240 Reno Rd. ,
N.W., Washington 15, D. C. 1924
Graham, James William Law, ncr, Brookline,
Conn. 1923
Graham, Percy Lenwood, p em, 286 Ellen St.,
Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. 1923
Graham, Roscoe, p cm 2977 N. Maryland
Ave., Milwaukee 11, Wis. 1907
Graham, William B., p, 2346 46th Ave.,
S.W., Seattle 16, Wash. 1956
Granger, Armor Lanson, Jr., p, 6 Tuckahoe
Dr., Newport News, Va. 1939
Granger, Lawrence Douglas, ch, California
State Prison, P.O. Box 686, Soledad, Cal. 1926
Granstrom, Elmer N. , ncr, Atkinson Home,
Newbury, Vt. 1930
352
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[1960
Grant, E. Milton, p, 259 Falmouth Rd.,
Falmouth, Me. 1931
Grant, Ernest Clarence, p, 6557 Reuter St.,
Dearborn, Mich. 1945
Grant, Freddie, p, 241 S. Ninth St., Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 1954
Grant, Robert Day, p, Roscoe, N. Y. 1941
Grasmick, Veldon Robert, p, 637 Whedbee
St.,Fort Collins, Colo. 1953
Grauman, Edward D., supl, 5523 S.E. 39th
Ave., Portland 2, Ore. 17, 1923
Graupmann, Mel H., p. Box 148, Perham,
Minn. 1955
Graves, John Seay, coll pf, Box 336, Elon Col-
lege, N. C. 1952
Graves, Lawrence Dewey, ncr, 1002 W. Wash-
ington St., Muncie, Ind. 1936
Graves,. Thomas Harvey, p, 59 E. Main St.,
Clinton, Conn. 1955
Gray, Arthur Douglass, coll ad, Talladega Col-
lege, Talladega, Ala. 1934
Gray, Henry David, p, 221 Girard Ave., Hart-
ford, Conn. 1935
Gray, Kenneth Vernon, p, 74 Pine St., South
Paris, Me. 1938
Gray, Leonard Benjamin, p, Berlin, Mass. 1924
Gray, William Patterson, Jr., p, 122 Dexter
St., Maiden 48, Mass. 1954
Gravmont, Barbara, ncr, 503 W. 121st St.,
New York 21, N. Y. 1955
Grean, Stanley, coll pf, Ohio University, Co-
lumbus, Ohio. 1946
Greelev, Arthur Wesley, p. New Castle, N. H. 1954
Green,' Carl L., p. Bayard, Neb. 1922
Green, Erastus H., ec m, 323 Main St., Mos-
cow, Pa. 1930
Green, Henry Edwin, p, 24 Maple St., North
Wilbraham, Mass. 266, 1960
Green, Ida Augusta, ret, 306 Forest St., Berea,
Ky. 1928
Green, John C, pern, 715 40th Ave., Saint
Petersburg, Fla. 1897
Green, John Frederick Carl, p, 322 Olive St.,
McKeesport, Pa. 1919
Green, Sigfrid E., asp. Eagle River, Wis. 1915
Green, Wilbur, p, 31 High St., Littleton,
N. H. 1958
Green, William T., coll ad, Fisk University,
Nashville, Tenn. 1945
Greene, Charles W., ret, 360 W. Wilson Ave.,
Glendale 3, Cal. 1913
Greene, Frederick Davis, ret, 440 Lafayette
Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. 1889
Greene, George Louis, p, 2300 Sunset Way,
Pass-a-Grille Beach, Fla. 1942
Greene, Richmond Kent, p, Littleton, Mass. 1956
Greene, Robert Warren, p, R.D. 2, Westport,
Conn. 1946
Greene, Shirley Edward, orir, 43 Sylvester
Ave., Saint Louis 19, Mo. 1936
Greene, Stephen Cutler, p, 201 Crescent Blvd. ,
Bennington, Vt. 1950
Greene, Thayer Ainsworth, p, 17 Seelye St.,
Amherst, Mass. 1953
Greenlaw, Earle Damon, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1939
Greenough, George Earl, pod. Auburn, N. Y. 1951
Greenwold, Granville, p, 33 Walnut St.,
Winston, Conn. 1946
Greenwood, Victor L., ret, 308 Loomis Ave.,
Daytona Beach, Fla. 1902
Greenwood, Walter Robert, oriv, 135 Main
St., Rockport, Mass. 18, 1918
Creep, Miss Orpha E., re/, 111 S.W. Third St.,
Galva, 111. 1914
Gregg, Arthur Eugene, ret. Deep River, Conn. 1907
Gregg, Geraldine, ncr, 2507 N. Greenview
Ave., Chicago 14, 111. 1949
[Gregg, John Hinton, deceased. 271
Gregg, Theodore Hinsdale, as p, 40 Sanborn
St., Reading, Mass. 1940
Grego-\-, Alfred Edgar, ret, 813 Lincoln Ave.,
Waukesha, Wis. 1905
Gregory, Joseph George, p, 471 Varney St.,
Manchester, N. H. 1943
Gregory, Lillian Serviss, as supt, 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago 3, 111. 4, 11, 12, 14, 1945
Gregory, Philip Edwin, ret, 903 Meadowlark
Lane, Laguna Beach, Cal. 1909
Gregory, William Edgar, coll pf, 976 W.
Mendocino Ave., Stockton 4, Cal. 1937
Gressley, Minor McKinley, p, 127 E. State
St., Island Lake, 111. 1917
Grey, Alfred Daniel, ret, 6696 E. Dartmoor
St., Birmingham, Mich. 1914
Grey, Robert M., pern, 136 Mishewiim Rd.,
Woburn, Mass. 1916
Griesy, Paul Val, my, ABCFM. 243, 266, 1960
Griffin, Dale Francis, asp, 814 Asylum Ave.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1941
Griffin, Johnson Linwood, ch, U. S. Army.
246, 1942
Griffin, Victor Robert, ch, 501 Buell Ave.,
Joliet, 111. 1945
Griffis, Barbara Marjorie, orw, 99 Claremont
Ave., New York 27, N. Y. 1951
Griffis, Richard Bridgman, as p, 1917 La Salle
St., Minneapohs 3, Minn. 266, 1960
[Griffith, PMhp M., deceased. 271
Griffiths, PliiUp Benjamin, p, 4300 Sherwood
Rd., Solon 39, Oliio. 1952
Griffiths, William Taylor, p, 22 Liberty St.,
Painesville, Ohio. 1934
Grimm, Robert Elmer, ecm, 633 Kahwa
Blvd., Erie, Pa. 1949
Grimshaw, Eric W., p, 1 Wood Lane, Acton,
Mass. 1921
Grissom, Raymond Thomas, p, R. 1, Holland,
Va. 1932
Grissom, William Alfonzo, p. Box 67, Windsor,
Va. 1941
Griswold, Kenneth Preston, p, 2901 Vincent
Ave., N., Minneapolis 11, Minn. 1937
Grobe, Malcolm James, p, 7 Maple St., Vv''est
Lebanon, N. II. 1956
Grobel, William Kendrick, scm pf, Vanderbilt
University, Nashville. Tenn. 14, 1936
Groetsema, Frederic, p, 302 E. Beverly Blvd.,
Whittier, Cal. 1936
Groezinger, Christian, ret, 5705 Crawford Dr.,
Rockville, Md. 1901
Grogan, Wells Brown, p, 464 County Rd. , Bar-
rington, R. I. 1952
Gross, Frank Herbert, ncr, 215 Herrick Rd.,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 266, 1960
Gross, Fred William, p, 9616 Melrose St., Elk
Grove, Cal. 1922
Gross, John Daniel, pern, P.O. Box 22, Hal-
lam, Neb. 1902
Crosz, Martin H., p. New Leipzig, N. D. 1936
Grow, Roger Dana, p, 210 W. Grand Crossing
Blvd., Mobridge, S. D. 1951
Grubbs, Mary Shillito, p, Creede, Colo. 1953
Gruenler, Royce Gordon, p, R.D. 2, Burton,
Ohio. 1958
Gruman, Lawrence Lowell, p, 405 University
Ave., Missoula, Mont. 1951
Grupe, Frederick W. , ret, Essex County Home,
Whallonsburg, N. Y. 1890
Gudmundsson, Gudmund B., p, 1916 Glider
St., North Las Vegas, Nev. 1934
Guekguezian, Bernard Asadour, p, 521 Pleas-
ant St., Worcester, Mass. 266, 1960
Guest, William Harry, p, De Leon Villa, De
Leon Springs, Fla. 1914
Guild, Austin Wilfrid, ncr, Alton Bay, N. H. 1921
GuUen, George Edgar, ret, 5245 N. Adams Rd.,
Pontiac, Mich. 1909
Gunckel, Z. Willard, p, 150 Harwood St.,
Lebanon, Mo. 1952
Gunn, O. F., p, 800 Montrose Ave., Anniston,
Ala. 1925
[Gunther, Edmund E., deceased. 271
Guptill, Nathanael Mann, sec, 287 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 4, 5, 6, 7, 1943
Gurtler, Robert Eugene, p, 5227 Leavenworth
Rd., Kansas City, Kans. 266, 1960
Gussner, Robert Erwin, pod, 26 Kenneth Ct.,
Stoughton, Mass. 1957
Gustafson, Carl Theodore, p, 217 S. Kendrick
St., Glendive, Mont. 1951
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
353
Gustafson, Ervil L., pod. Box 396, Jordan,
Minn. 1931
Gustafson, James Moody, sem pf, 165 Rock
View Dr., Cheshire, Conn. 1951
Gustafson, James Walter, p, 730 Broadway,
Haverliill, Mass 26G, 1960
Gutekunst, Gurney O., Jr., pod, 7 Pennoyer
St., Rowavton, Conn. 266, 1960
Guthrie, Arthur R., rrt. Savannah, N. Y. 1935
Guthrie, Clarence E., p, 104 Viking PI., Osseo,
Wis. 1927
Gutjahr, Edwin, p, Endicott, Wash. 1931
Gutry, Norman R., ncr, 1025 E. 19th Ave.,
Columbus 11. Ohio. 1933
Gwaltney, Ivan Woodrow, ncr, R. 2, Zions-
ville, Ind. 1934
Gwinn, William Douglas, ncr, 10 Madrone St.,
Mount Hermon, Cal. 1953
Gyorog, J. S., 2831 N.E. Seventh Ave., Port-
land 12, Ore. 1914
Haas, Ray DeP., p, Ascutney, Vt. 1926
Hachtmann, Hans Hartmut Wilhelm, ncr,
Caixa, Postal 7, Crissiumal, Rio Grande do
sul, Brazil 1960
Hacke, Augustus C, ret, 607 Leyden Lane,
Claremont, Cal. 1901
Hackett, Allen, p, 826 N. Union Blvd., Saint
Louis 8, Mo. 1931
Hadfield, Donald Leigh, p. Box 235, Gaylord,
Minn. 1956
Hadidian, Yervant Harry, p, 32 Bigelow Ave.,
Watertown 72, Mass. 1938
Hadley, Theodore Barker, p, Hampstead,
N. H. 1933
Hadley, W. Bruce, p, 1603 Third Ave., S.,
Anoka, Minn. 1927
Haehlen, Maurice Lud\vig, pod, % Union
Church, Rua Paula Freitas, 99, Caixa Postal
3, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, S. A. 1929
Haemmelmann, Herbert C, p, 204 E. Second
St., Ritzville, Wash. 1941
Hahn, Clement F., p, S. 411 Washington St.,
Spokane 4, Wash. 5, 1926
Hahn, Raymond D., coll pf. Prince of Wales
College, St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada. 1955
Hailwood, James W., ret, Constantino, Mich. 1916
Hainer, Addison Merlin, ret, 38 Brewster Lane,
La Grange Park, 111. 1903
Hainer, Charles Allen, p, R.D. 4, Norwich,
Conn. 266, 1960
Hainer, Herbert M., p, Hampton, Conn. 1910
[Haines, Johnson Abbott, deceased. 271
Haines, Nevin Addison, p, Parkersburg, Iowa. 1954
Haines, Perry E., Jr., p, 120 N. Jackson St.,
Jackson, Mich. 1940
Hainsworth, William O., p, 3276 Central St.,
Dexter, Mich. 1924
Hajarian, Ronald Charles, p, 76 Delaware St.,
Lexington, Ohio. 1957
Hakel, Edv^in Henry, p. Box 457, Sherburn,
Minn. 1954
Hakes, James D., p, 419 W. 52nd St., New
York 19, N. Y. 1958
Halajian, Samuel H., ret, 1107 S. Plj-mouth
Blvd., Los Angeles 19, Cal. 1918
Haldane, Robert, Jr., p, 2524 Spring Arbor
Rd., Jackson, Mich. 1953
Haldane, Robert, Sr., p, 16 Fobes St., Port-
land, Me. 1933
Hale, Edward Wilder, pern, 381 Main St.,
Yarmouthport, Mass. 1913
Halfaker, William LeRoy, p. 2125 E. Third
St. Duluth 5B, Minn. 9, 1932
Hall, Basil Douglas, p em, 1878 Main Rd.,
Westport, Mass. 1912
Hall, Carl Dwight, p, 201 W. Micliigan St.,
Oblong, 111. 1938
Hall, Carl Franklin, p. Gray, Me. 1936
Hall, Charles Henry, p, Macliiasport, Me. 267, 1960
Hall, David Clifford, p, Oxford Center, Ox-
ford, Conn. 267, 1960
Hall, Mrs. Gretchen von Walther Hayes,
ncr. Gray, Me. 1933
Hall, J. Oliver, ncr, 407 E. Hingham St.,
Saint Johns, Mich. 1934
Hall, John Richard, p, 1501 Ninth St., S.W.,
Minot, N. D. 1954
Hall, Marion Ernest, ncr. Intelligence U. S.
Navy. 1914
Hall, Newell King, ncr. Box 75, Candor, N. Y. 1957
Hall, Philip Stanton, r. East Barre, Vt. 1959
Hall, Raymond Avery, ret, 12 Overlake Pk.,
Burlington, Vt. 1931
Hall. Richard Hiram, p, 6 Maple St., Lyndon-
\'ille, Vt. 1952
Hall, Robert L., p em, 817 Washington St.,
Michigan City, Ind. 1916
Hall, Warren D., p, Box 836, Puunene, Maui,
Hawaii. 1919
Hall, Willard Butterfield, p. Box 338, Warden,
Wash. 1930
Hall, William Melvin, ret, 815 Bonfoy Ave.,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1918
Hall, William Sidney, p, Estelline, S. D. 1956
Hall, William Walter, p, 737 Lee St., Asheboro,
N. C. 1945
Hall, Winthrop Goddard, v em. 46 Tirrell St.,
Worcester 3, Mass. 1951
Halladav, William Level, ret, 1509 New York
Ave., Saint Cloud, Fla. 1924
Hallauer, Gerald G., asp, 1242 N. Cedar St.,
Glendale 7, Cal. 1946
Halliday, Ernest M., ret, 2 Grace Ct., Brook-
lyn 2, N. Y. 1913
Halliday, James F., ret, 72 Dane St., Beverly,
Mass. 1906
Halliday, Norman W., p, Riceville, Iowa. 1949
Hallock, Raymond T., p, 84 W. Mineola Dr.,
Valley Stream, N. Y. 1930
Halme, Omar Gideon, p, 1345 Alvarado Ter.,
Los Angeles 6, Cal. 1934
Halonen, Armas I., ncr, 516 14th St., Cloquet,
Minn. 1937
Halstead, George William, p, 64 Middle St.,
Gloucester, Mass. 1942
Halverson, Marvin Pierce, ec m, 475 Riverside
Dr., New York 27, N. Y. 1942
Ham, Chester Ray, p, Columbia, S. D. 1957
Hamalainen, Eino J., p, 74 Powder Mill Rd.,
Maynard, Mass. 1919
Hamans, Thomas C, p, 814 Manly St.,
Raleigh, N. C. 1921
Hambrick, Edwin Guy, as supt, 104 Ruth Rd.,
Nortli Syracuse, N. Y. 19, 1943
Hamilton, Charles G., ncr, 5304 .Augusta St.,
Wasliington 16, D. C. 1928
Hamilton, Frank Roosevelt, p, 300 W. 33rd
St., Norfolk, Va. 11, 1925
Hamlin, Theodore Chase, p, 29 Bellview St.,
Seekonk, Mass. 1955
Hamlin, William R., ret, 121 Bridge Ave., Bay
Head, N. J. 1905
Hamm, David Leopold, p, 716 N. Sixth St.,
Marshall, 111. 1943
Hammelmann, Howard Karl, p, 7120 W. 43rd
PI., Wheat Ridge, Colo. 1941
Hammitt, Mrs. Rachel Lucy Rogers, ret, 9750
S.W. Lancaster St., Portland 19, Ore. 1907
Hammond, Benjamin, p, P.O. Box 142, Mil-
bridge, Me. 267, 1960
Hammond, Joseph Albert, ret, 4 Berwick Ct.,
Sanford, Me. 1917
Hammond, Ransom, pod, 2050 Second Ave.,
New York 29, N. Y. 1953
Hammons, Albert Bryant, as p, 1640 Nuuanu
Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii. 267, 1960
Hammons, John W., pod, American Com.
Church, Caixa Postal 6878, Sao Paulo,
Brazil, S. A. 1935
Hampton, William Russell, p, 8 Country Rd.,
Albany, N. Y. 1949
Hanchett, John Corliss, p, 357 Broad St.,
Menasha, Wis. 1941
Hancock, John Lemon, p, R. 1, Franklin, Ind. 1945
Hancock, Lambreth E., p, P.O. Box 98, Ra-
mona, Cal. 1912
Hand, Earl Virgil, ncr, 623 Sellars St., Doug-
las, Ga. 1952
Handanian, Karnek A., pern. Draper St.,
Brookfield, Mass, 1921
354
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[1960
Hanspicker, Meredith Brook, as p, 430 Can-
ner St., New Haven 11, Conn. 1957
Haner, Joan Maureen, asp, 26 Forest St.,
Vermillion, S. D. 1958
Hangen, Emerson George, as p, 2631 E. 4800
S. , Salt Lake City, Utah. 1958
Hangen, Emerson Gravbill, p, 3508 E. Second
St., Long Beach 3, Cal. 11, 1925
Hankovsky, George, p em, 2223 Delaware
Ave., Swissvale 8, Pa. 1916
Hannar, George Washington, ret. Box 1241,
Burlington, N. C. 1919
Hannevik, Gustav O., p, Britton, Mich. 1936
Hanning, John A., ret, 476 Greenfield Ct., Up-
land, Cal. 1907
Hannum, Harold Snyder, p, 32 N. Main St.,
Sharon, Mass. 1932
Hanscom, Bertram B., p, 27900 Gates Mills
Blvd., Cleveland 24, Ohio. 1917
Hanscom, Clarence Walter, p, 521 Butler St.,
Saugatuck, Mich. 1936
Hansen, Carl Albert, supt, 122 W Franklin
Ave., Minneapolis 4, Minn. 18, 1942
Hansen, Emil G., p, Elgin, N. D. 1948
Hansen, James Robert, as p, 488 Main St. ,
Wilbraham, Mass. 1953
Hansen, Lloyd W., p, 208 W. Walnut St.,
Sleepy Eye, Minn. 1941
Hansen, Niel E.,ret, 1823 Malvern Ave., Snug
Harbor, Dayton, Ohio. 1920
Hanson, Peter J., ret, 302 S. Congress St.,
Aberdeen, S. D. 1920
Hanson, Warren Leroy, as p, 1714 Collins St.,
Topeka, Kans. 1959
Hara, Tadao, asp, 1614 Nuuanu Ave., Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. 1922
Harcey, Frank B., p, 201 W. Fifth St., Neills-
ville. Wis. 1948
Harcus, George Alexander, p, 293 Haili St.,
Hilo, Hawaii. 1959
Hardcastle, Howard Scott p, Driver, Va. 1915
Hardin, Arthur L., ret, 1712 36th St., N.,
Birmingham, Ala. 1941
Hardina, Robert Frank, asp, 91 Payson Rd.,
Belmont 78, Mass. 267, 1960
Harding, Chauncey M.,re(, Star R., Gray, Me. 1925
Harding, Edward LeRoy, p, P.O. Box 266,
Mendon, 111. 1956
Harding, Robert James, p, Chestnut Hill Rd.,
Brattleboro, Vt. 1946
Hardt, Fritz A., ncr, 2045 Contra Costa
Hgway., Pleasant Hill, Cal. 267, 1960
Hardy, George E., p, 415 E. 143rd St., New
York, N. Y. 1942
Hardy, Ray Morton, ret, P.O. Box 205, Lin-
coln Park 25, Mich. 1912
Hargett, Frederick A., Sr., p, 801 Duke St.,
Greensboro, N. C. 1915
Hargett, James Hester, p, 1443 S. Genesee
Ave. , Los Angeles 19, Cal. 1955
Hargis, Ronald I., p, P.O. Box 127, Penn-
grove, Cal. 1949
Hargraves, J. Archie p, 506 McDonough St.,
Brooklyn 33, N. Y. 5, 1948
Hargreaves, Theophilus C.,re/, Yates City, 111. 1914
Hargrove, James M., Sr., p, 18 Breckenridge
St. , Henderson, N. C. 1925
Harlow, Charles Edward, as p, 233 W. Fifth
St., Claremont, Cal. 1953
Harlow, Samuel Ralph, ret. Box 144, Oak
Bluffs, Mass. 1912
Harper, Charles Wyle, ret. R. 1, Lawrence-
burg, Ind. 1907
Harper, John Henry, p, 221 E. Erie St., Spring
Valley 111. 1918
Harper, L. Alexander, p, P.O. Box 222, Trum-
bull, Conn. 1950
Harpole, Ralph O. , p em, P.O. Box 38, Pomona
Park Fla. 1919
Harrell', Delbert Earl, p, 437 12th Ave., N.,
South Saint Paul, Minn. 1931
Harrell, Emmitt Ray, p, Belpre, Ohio. 1944
Harrer, John Archibald, orw, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 14, 1918
Harris, Albert S., p, 509M Lyon St., Durham,
N. C. 1942
Harris, Charles J., asp. First Community
Church, Columbus, Ohio. 1942
Harris, Clyde C, ret, Ormond, Fla. 1915
Harris, Emerson Wesley, p, 125 E. Willow St.,
Detroit Lakes, Minn. 1932
Harris, Howard Leroy, coll pf, 4721 Pontiac
Rd. Ann Arbor, Mich. 1951
Harris, James M., p, 840 Kent St., Durham,
N. C. 1925
Harris, Lyndon Paul, p, 19671 Cleeland Rd.,
South Bend, Ind. 1944
Harris, Pierson Penrose, p, 248 Nahatan St.,
Westwood, Mass. 1923
Harris, Ralph, p, 614 Partridge Ave., South
Norfolk, Va. 1955
Harris, Ralphe Andre, ret, 304 S. Eighth Ave.,
Maywood, 111. 1911
Harris, Richard Earl, as p, 466 E. Walnut St.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1954
Harris, Wallace Henry, p, 301 Cottage Rd.,
South Portland, Me. 1944
Harrison, Arthur Robert, as p, 412 Hayden
St., Saginaw, Mich. 1930
Harrison, Everett F., coll pf, 310 E. Calaveras
St., Altadena, Cal. 1927
Harrison, Harold Lee, p, R. 5, Norwich, Conn. 1956
Harrison, Joseph V., West Townshend, Vt. 1929
Harrison, Mrs. Mary Ellen, ret, R. 5, Norwich,
Conn. 1956
Harrison, M. Hunter, sec, 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass. 8, 1918
Harrison, William, ret, 320 Zimmerman Blvd.,
Buffalo 17, N. Y. 1924
Harrold, Delmar, ret, R. 1, Warren, Ind. 1940
Harshfield, Monroe Clark, as supt, 11842 Fos-
ter Rd., Los Alamitos, Cal. 16, 1939
Hart, Donavan Grant, p, 2601 W. 84th PL,
Inglewood, Cal. 1942
Hart, E. Belden, ncr, 100 Gibbs St., Roches-
ter, N. Y. 1911
Hart, Iral Alva, ret, P.O. Box 163, Thorsby,
Ala. 1914
Hart, William Coolidge, ncr, 5480 S. Cornell
St., Chicago, 111. 1942
Harter, Mrs. Guernsey, p, 4948 Rosedale PL,
N. , Saint Petersburg, Fla. 1914
Harter, Melvin Hastings, p, 2816 Fairfield St.,
San Diego 17, Cal. 1934
Hartfiel, Fernando, p, Cura Alvarez 628 (N),
Parana, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1943
Hartman, Frank Talmage, p, Milton, Wis. 1931
Hartman, John M.,ret, 501 N. Van Buren St.,
Nappanee, Ind. 1922
Hartman, Justin James, p. Box 332, Norfolk
Conn. 1943
Hartman, Ross Bernard, p, P.O. Box 507,
Dickinson, N. D. 1924
Hartman, William Albert, p, 75 Cross St. ,
Keene, N, H. 1952
Hartshorne, Hugh, ret, 2616 Erwin Rd., Dur-
ham, N. C. 1913
Hartsough, Ray, orw. Box 159, R.D. 1, Glen
Mills, Pa. 1937
Hartung, Lois Joy, ret, 1710 E. Olive Lane,
Glendale, Ariz. 1934
Hartunian, Vartan, p, 391 Pleasant St., Bel-
mont 78, Mass. 1959
Hartz, George Fredrick, p, 311 W. Sixth St.,
Morris, Minn. 1955
Harvey, Charles Edward, p. Box 307, Perris,
Cal. 1956
Harvey, Charles T. , p. General Delivery,
Buriington, N. C. 1929
Harvey, George Andrew, p, 129 Main St.,
Fryeburg, Me. 1959
tHarwell, Dwight Wesley, France 245, 1954
Harwood, Douglas, as p, 302 Temple St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 1939
Harwood, Sprigg, ch, Eastern Military Acad-
emy, Huntington, N. Y. 1939
Has-Ellison, John, p, 6334 University St., San
Diego 15, Cal. 1936
Hashimoto, Harry Yasushi, as p, 548 West St.,
San Diego 13, Cal. 1952
Haskell, George WilUam, p, 395 24th St., San
Bernardino, Cal. 1933
I960]] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
355
Haskell, Ronald Clifford, p, 7630 N. 12th St.,
Kalamazoo, Mich. 267, 1960
Haskin, Robert F., ncr, 1800 Portland Ave.,
Saint Paul 4W., Minn. 1921
Haskins, Stuart Campbell, pod, 30 Brompton
Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. 1929
Haskins, Stuart Campbell, Jr., p, 48 Washing-
ton Ave., North Haven, Conn. 1955
Hass, Donald James, ncr, 826 Ocala, Puente,
Cal. 246, 1951
Hassessian, Avedis Garabed, p, P.O. Box
118A, Lanai City, Lanai, Hawaii. 1956
Hastie, Charles Bradford, p, 216 W. Second
St., Gaylord, Mich. 1937
Hastings, Edward Hale, p, 3705 H Street, Van-
couver, Wash. 1950
Hastings, Hollis Washburn, pod, 123 Walnut
St., Park Forest, 111. 1953
Hastings, Leroy Nelson, Jr., p, 34 School St.,
Orleans, Vt. 1951
Hastings, William Fairbank, p, 203 Seward
St., Hudson, Mich. 1925
Hastings, William Walter, ret, 810 19th St.,
Zephyr Hills, Fla. 1929
Hatch, David Phillips, p, 161 S. Main St.,
West Franklin, N. H. 1924
Hatcher, Robert A., p, 3763 Latta Rd.,
Hilton, N. Y. 1951
Hathaway, Carl A., p, Almena, Kans. 267, 1960
Hathaway, Robert C, p, Lakeville, N. Y. 1948
Haun, Ray Arthur, p, 2032 N. Taylor St., To-
peka, Kans. 1940
Hausauer, Albert, p. Box 162, Odessa, Wash. 1930
Hauserman, Bob Britt, ch, 26 Stockbridge
Rd., Mentor, Oliio. 1945
Hausske, Trevor Allan, p, 16350 Gebhardt
Rd., Milwaukee, Wis. 1953
Haven, William LeRoy, ret, 9 Newell Ct.,
Amherst, Mass. 1913
Havener, Phillip Henry, coll pf, 126 South St.,
Middletown, N. Y. 1937
Haverinen, John Hjalmar, p, Naselle, Wash. 1933
Havice, Charles W., p, 178 Goden St., Belmont
78, Mass. 1927
Hawes, Francis Carter, p, 28 Maple St., East
Millinocket, Me. 1956
Hawkes, Thomas A., ret, 272 Forest Ave.,
Glen Ridge, N. J. 1909
Hawkins, James Everett, p, Hillsboro, N. H. 1947
[Hawkins, Newman Hall, deceased.
Hawkins, Richard Larry, p, 6034 S. 35th St.,
Omaha 7, Neb. 267, 1960
Hawkinson, Bernard Axel, ch, 8401 N.W.
27th Ave., Miami 47, Fla. 1932
Hawley, Edward Adair, p, 3309 W. Monroe
St., Chicago 24, HI. 1949
Hawley, John Amon, p em, 22 Blue Hills Rd.,
Amherst, Mass. 1898
Hawley, Walker Taft, p, P.O. Box 407, Mid-
dlebury, Vt. 1934
Hawthorne, Kingsley Walter, ncr, 5726 S.
Rockford St., Tulsa, Okla. 1943
Hay, Calvin, p, Wessington Springs, S. D. 1955
Hay, William Lupher, ncr, 130 35th St.,
N.E., Canton 4, Ohio. 1925
Hayden, Henry Hoyt, p, 512 E. San Ramon
Ave., Fresno, Cal. 1944
Hayes, Cameron Douglass, ret, R. 2, Moores-
town, N. J. 1944
Hayes, Edward H., p, Box 39, North Stoning-
ton. Conn. 1941
Hayes, Frederick Dennis, p, 106 Pleasant St.,
Auburn, Me. 1933
Hayes, Paul, ncr, 384 Gaston Ave., Memphis,
Tenn. 1950
Hayes, William A., p, 210 Jefferson Ave.,
Buffalo 2, N. Y. 1954
Hayhow, Ernest Herbert, as p, 17 N. Lowell
St., Methuen, Mass. 1954
Haynes, Eugene Vail, p, 425 E. Center St.,
Bountiful, Utah. 1932
Haynes, Lowell Q., as p, 169 Garden St.,
Wethersfield, Conn. 1910
Haynes, Norbert Wesley, p, 34 Plymouth St.,
Montclair, N. J. 1953
Haywood, Harvey, p, P.O. Box 74, Method,
N. C. 1941
Hazard, Charles Perry, p, P.O. Box 67, Rapid
River, Mich. 1957
Hazel, Oscar A., ncr, 212 Shaw St., Greens-
boro, N. C. 1929
[Hazeltine, Francis Bulkeley, deceased. 271
Hazelton, Roger, sem ad, Graduate School of
Theology, Oberlin, Ohio. 14, 1934
Hazen, Clarence Arthur, p, 13 Randall St.,
Waterbury, Vt. 1934
Hazen, George Alfred, p, 405-7 N. Mechanic
St., Cumberland, Md. 1959
Hazen, James Hervey, p, Oakland, Iowa. 267, 1960
Hazzard, Aaron H., p, Box 15, Honor, Mich. 1951
Heacock, Roland Tilman, p em. Box 83, Hyde-
ville Rd., Staffordville, Conn. 1924
Head, Mrs. Charlotte Alice, as p, 20424 Septo
St., Chatsworth, Cal. 1932
Head, Donald Walter, p, 20424 Septo St.,
Chatsworth, Cal. 1927
Head, Norman Alfred, p, 1212 C Street, An-
tioch, Cal. 1955
Head, William W., ret, P.O. Box 194, Cathla-
met. Wash. 1908
Headley, Orman Thomas, ret. Crab Orchard,
Tenn. 1913
Heal, John Casper, p, 5745 Hazelwood Ave.,
Lakewood 11, Cal. 1954
Heald, Mrs. Katharine Pike, ret, 730 Plymouth
Rd., Claremont, Cal. 1896
Heaps, Allison Ray, p em, 1 Rheel St., Rock-
ville. Conn., 1908
Heath, Otis R., p, Randolph, Vt. 1934
Heaton, Richard Leroy, ncr, 949 West End
Ave., New York 25, N. Y. 1948
Hebard, Alden Conant, p, 183 Main St.,
Franklin, Mass. 1953
Heckman, Harold William, p, 616 Highland
Blvd., Pocatello, Ida. 1942
Heddon, Richard George, ret, 1581 Lewiston
Dr., Sunnyvale, Cal. 1909
Hedgebeth, Emmanuel Stuart, p, 496 Main
St., Medfield, Mass. 1942
[Hedges, James Madison, deceased. 271
Hediger, Paul Rudolph, p, 217 S. 34th St., Bil-
lings, Mont. 1921
Heeren, Ernest Stillwell, p, 601 St. Francis
Blvd., San Francisco, Cal. 1949
Heffner, Joseph Schaffer, ret, 439 E. 120th St.,
Cleveland 8, Oliio. 1912
Heicher, Merlo Karl Wordsworth, p em, 692
W. Eighth St. , Claremont, Cal. 1917
Heidt, John Alexander, p, 59 Wellesley St.,
Weston, Mass. 1946
Heigham, Robert H. , p, 624 High St. , Hanson,
Mass. 1943
Hein, George, ret, 514 N. 185th PL, Seattle 33,
Wash. 1904
Heineman, Charles P., my, ABCFM. 243, 1944
Heininger, Alfred Dixon, p, 3515 Hixson St.,
El Paso, Tex. 1917
Heininger, Edward Kline, p, 903 Snyder Dr.,
Bloomington, 111. 1949
Heinrich, Mrs. Barbara Corson, ABCFM. 1950
Heinrich, Donald H. , p. Box 24, Wavne, 111. 1950
Heinrich, John Charles, my, ABCFM. 243, 1950
Heintzelman, David John, p, Kent, Conn. 1956
Heitzman, Milton Adolphus, ec m, 475 River-
side Dr. , New York 27, N. Y. 1945
Held, David Merritt, p, 1486 MacDonald St.,
Redwood City, Cal. 1946
Held, Frederick G., ret, 62 Barton Hill Rd.,
East Hampton, Conn. 1910
Held, John R. , coll pf. Tougaloo Southern
Christian Church College, Tougaloo, Miss. 1933
Helfenstein, Roy Clifton, ret, 31 Hibiscus Dr.,
Ormond Beach, Fla. 1909
Helliwell, George P. , p, 604 First St. , Kirkland,
Wash. 1935
Helm, Stanley T., ch, Mendocino State Hos-
pital, 1385 Yokayo Dr. , Ukiah, Cal. 1944
Helming, Calvin F., p. Box 332, Milford, N. J. 1954
Helsey, Charles Warren, ret, 701 Plymouth
Rd. , Claremont, Cal. 1928
Hemenway, Henry Jack, p, Meriden, N. H. 1957
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[1960
Heming, Thomas Douglas, p, Center Lovell,
Me. 1935
Hemingway, Ellis L. , as supt, 44 Brick Church
Plaza, East Orange, N.J. 18, 1942
Henderlite, Edward L. , as p, 32801 Electric
Blvd. , Avon Lake, Ohio. 19.58
Henderson, Glen Max, p, Hidalgo, 111. 1956
Henderson, Harold C, p, Box 553, East
Tallassee, Tenn. 1957
Henderson, Ira, Wemmell, address unknown. 1904
[Henderson, James A. , deceased.
Henderson, John Russell, ret, 52 Williams St.,
Rutland, Vt. 1903
Henderson, Lawrence Wallace, my, ABCFM.
243, 1945
Henderson, Richard Pusey, p. Box 2921, Idaho
Falls, Ida. 1955
Henderson, Robert William, p. Smith St.,
Middletown, Conn. 1959
Henderson, Verne Eugene, p, New Lebanon,
N. Y. 1956
Hendren, Leslie H., ret, 2723 Second St., San
Diego3, Cal. 1952
Hendren, William Freeman, p, 1324 Oak Park
Ave.,Berwyn, 111. 1959
Hendrickson, Roy L. , ret, 503 E. Yanger St.,
Lincoln, Kans. 1911
Hendrix, Robert Ware, p, R. 2, Box 616, Way-
cross, Ga. 1958
Henley, Kenneth R., p, 65 High St., Green-
field, Mass. 1927
Henley, Norman Forrest, ret, Waltham, Mass. 1943
Henry, Frank Edmonds, ret, 616 Broad St.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 1900
Henry, James Stephen, p, 204 Spring St.,
Scranton, Pa. 1919
Henry, Walter S. , p, Yorkville, 111. 1929
Henshaw, Don G., ncr, 212 Hanna Rd., To-
ronto 12, Ontario, Canada. 1912
Hepler, Orville Melvin, ec m, 870 Dakota Ave.,
S., Huron, S. D. 1946
Herbert, Sherman Howard, ret, 4886 Perry St.,
Denver 12, Colo. 1906
Herbert, Thomas Richard, ret, 125 Pine St.,
Harrisburg, Pa. 1954
Herberts, Herbert Leopold, p, 3324 Rowena
Ave. , Los Angeles 27, Cal. 1922
Heriot, Gordon Ian, p. Lakeland, Minn. 1954
Herman, Alan Clarke, p. Box 96, Chesbanse,
111. 1948
Herman, George Webster, ncr, 746A Eva
Walk, Akron 1 1 , Ohio. 1928
Herman, Robert J., asp, 1201 Jefferson St.,
Muskegon, Mich. 1946
Herreman, Keith Edwin, p, 131 Webster St.,
Port Washington, Wis. 1951
Herrick, Bernard Charles, p, 5019 Keystone
PL, Seattle 3, Wash. 1933
Herrington, Donald Cowley, ncr, 417 S.
Kenmore St. , Los Angeles 7, Cal. 1947
Hershberger, Howard Harvey, p, R. 1, Box
352, Vandalia, Ohio. 1959
Hertel, Myron John, coll pf. State University,
Farmingdale, N. Y. 1936
[Hess, Burton L. , deceased. 272
Hess, James M., ret, R. 2, Box 822A, Oregon
City, Ore. 1912
Hess, Mrs. Jessie B., p, 849 Brinkwood Rd.,
Baltimore, Md. 1929
Heuer, G., ncr, ret, Box S6, Hanna Alta,
Canada. ( — )
Heuser, Charles Louis, p, 305 Campbell Dr.,
Hopkins, Minn. 1945
Heverly, Harris Edward, sec, 3380 Bellaire St..
Denver 7, Colo. 10, 1941
Hewgill, Murray Agar, p, 398 Park Lane, East
Lansing, Mich. 1951
Heyl, Walter C. , ret, R. 2, Crystal Lake, 111. 1906
Heymann, Charles M., p, Box 1207, Hender-
son\-ille, N. C. 1940
He>"n'orth, Jolm R., p, 656 W. Barry Ave.,
Chicago 14, 111. 1912
Hickcox, Edward Scovill, p. North Woodbury,
Conn. 1929
Hickman, Clell W., p. Box 156, Sierra Vista,
Ariz. 1952
Hickman, William C. B., ret, 50 Catlin St.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1908
Hicks, Cyril Merle, as supt, 1205 Park St.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 17, 1935
Hicks, William Wesley, Jr., ncr, 1870 Valota
Rd., Redwood City, Cal. 1953
Hicks, Virgil Clement, p. Box 125, New Under-
wood, S. D. 1950
Hieb, Louis Elms, ret, 259 Roycroft Ave.,
Long Beach 3, Cal. 1911
Hieb, Stephen Philip, p. Box 826, Mellen,
Wis. 1925
Higgins, Mrs. Anne H., ret. Box 277, Wilton,
Conn. 1946
Higgins, Arthur E., p, Box 277, Wilton, Conn. 1946
Higgins, Forrest Cleveland, p, 43 Hayden
Rowe St. , Hopkinton, Mass. 1943
Higgins, George Bacon, p, 11 Myrtle St., Mil-
ford, N. H. 1952
Higgins, Louis Eugene, p, 13 Englewood Ave.,
Worcester, Mass. 1939
Higgins, Miriam Janet, p, Somersville, Conn. 1948
Higgon, Byron E., p, 159 Main St., Jaffrey,
N. H. 1941
High, George Truett, p, 8746 Arbor St.,
Duluth 8, Minn. 1943
Higuchi, Hiro, p. Box 285, Pearl City, Oahu,
Hawaii. 1935
Hiironen, Reino, ncr, Lock Box 230, Brook-
lyn, Conn. 1916
Hildebrandt, Leonard Herbert, p, 1837 Black-
ford Lane, San Jose, Cal. 1943
Hildonen, Mrs. Nancy Fickett, orw, 26 Sum-
mit Ave., Rockport, Mass. 1946
Hildreth, Ellison Story, p em, Brooklyn,
Conn. 1912
Hile, Frederic Webb, edu, 622 E. Manchester
Dr., Inglewood 1, Cal. 1944
Hill, Charles Massey, p, 722 N. Fourth St.,
Bismarck, N. D. 1943
Hill, Josephus D., p, 913 E. Davie St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1918
Hill, Lester Alvah, p, 109 W. Fourth St.,
Gridley, 111. 1937
Hill, Rodger Freeman, eh, U. S. Navy. 246, 1952
Hill, WilUam Ely, ret, 315 N. La Grange Rd.,
La Grange Park, 111. 1914
[Hill, William H., deceased.
Hill, William J., Sr., p, P.O. Box 51, Pell City,
Ala. 1924
Hill, William John, p, 234 Washington St.,
West Pittston, Pa. 1926
Hiller, Wilbert Wilham, p, 2126 East E Street,
Torrington, Wyo. 1946
Hilliker, Clifford W., p, Stanton, Mich. 1929
Hillis, Walter George, p, Charlemont, Mass. 1952
Hindemith, Gerald Otto, p, 86 Plymouth St.,
North Middleboro, Mass. 267, 1960
Hinderks, Preston Spencer, p, 603 College
Ave., Iowa Falls, Iowa. 1938
Hindle, William, ret. Lake House Rd., Naples,
Me. 1914
Hinds, Marshal R., p, 804 N. Seward St., Red
Cloud, Neb. 1948
Hinds, Richard Gould, p, 480 Lakewood
Blvd., Park Forest, 111. 1953
Hines, Wendell E., p, 3417 Magnolia St.,
Texarkana, Tex. 1955
Hinkelman, Roswell F., p, 47 Pine St., Peter-
borough, N. H. 1927
Hinton, George Warren, p em, 96-14 25th
Ave., East Elmhurst 69, N. Y. 1918
Hirning, Jacob L., ret, 1200 Simpson St.,
Evanston, 111. 1913
Hirons, Frank Tutten, p, 420 N. Sixth St.,
Wahpeton, N. D. 1947
Hirrschoff, Ernest Herbert, p, Box 544, Pierre,
S. D. 1942
Hirst, George William, p, 201 Indian Cir.,
East Peoria, 111. 1958
Hirtle, Ralph Lincoln, as p, 9148 S. Carpenter
St., Chicago 20, 111. 1945
Hivale, Bhaskar P., my, Ahmednagar College,
Ahmcdnagar, India. 1920
Hoag, William Dixon, p. Old Lyme, Conn. 1927
[Hoagland, Lars Kilsen, deceased.
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
357
Hoats, Elmer E., p, R. 1, Box 112, Alden,
Mich. 1931
Hobbs, Donald S., p, 531 Center St., Wliite-
water, Wis. 1941
Hobbs, William Franklin, p, 824 Peoria St.,
Aurora, Colo. 1957
Hoblin, Henry Richard, p, 741 Green St.,
Craig, Colo. 1955
Hochstatter, Jonathan Herman, p, 4G8 Raven-
wood Ave., Menlo Park, Cal. 1939
Hochwald, Earle Charles, p, 9411 S. 51st Ave.,
Oak Lawn, 111. 1936
Hocutt, A. Lee, p. West Redding, Conn. 1942
Hodges, Charles Ross, p, 10 June St., New
Bedford, Mass. 1936
Hodges, Deane Llewellyn, assupt, 125 Sher-
man St., Hartford 5, Conn. 16, 1940
Hodges, Graham Rushing, p, 123 S. Hamilton
St., Watertown, N. Y. 1950
Hodgkins, Clarence Thomas, Jr., ncr, Box 23,
North Waterford, Me. 1955
Hodgkins, George Arthur, p, 2301 Main St.,
Stratford, Conn. 1952
Hodgkins, Laforest Edmund, p, 135 Main St.,
Terryville, Conn. 1937
Hodgson, Herbert, ch, Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute, Troy, N. Y. 267, 1960
Hodgson, Richard G., p, 1118 Washington St.,
Gloucester, Mass. 1958
Hodgson, William Robert, p, 211 Warwick
Ave., Kenilworth, HI. 1923
Hoelscher, Dwight Arlie, as p, 612 Glenwood
Ave., Prescott, Ariz. 1959
Hoersch, Albert Henry, p, Treynor, Iowa. 1943
Hoersch, Henry, ret, Medina, N. D. 1909
Hoerscli, John, ret, Quincy, Wash. 1919
Hofer, Fred, sch t, Homeworth, Ohio. 1949
Hoffman, Christian H., p, 137 Elm St.,
Ripon, Cal. 1926
Hoffman, Ralph J., supt. Box 138, Huron,
S. D. 19,1943
Hoffman, Robert W., p, 65 Russell Ave., Wa-
tertown 72, Mass. 1942
Hoffman, Thomas N., ret, R.D. 2, Fox Lake,
Wis. 1910
Hoffman, Vernon C, p, 122 Atlantic St.,
Henderson, Nev. 1959
Hoffmann, Arthur Martin, p, 116 North Ave.,
N.W., Sidney, Mont. 1951
Hoffmann, John Morrison, p, 531 Parkside
Cir., Streamwood, 111. 1954
Hofmann, Hans F., sem pf, 21 Bates St., Cam-
bridge 40, Mass. 1950
Hogan, Daniel, p em, 812 Victoria Ave.,
Corona, Cal. 1918
Hogan, William E., orw, 347 Madison Ave.,
New York 17, N. Y. 1941
Hogue, Harland Edwan, sem pf, 1798 Scenic
Ave., Berkeley 9, Cal. 14, 1933
Hogue, S. Mark, p, 2331 Kelton Ave., Los An-
geles 64, Cal. 1935
Hoh, Yam Tong, pod, 225 N. Tenth St., Phila-
delphia 7, Pa. 1954
Hokkanen, William H., 173 Eastern Ave.,
Worcester, Mass. 1921
Holbrook, Clyde Amos, collpf, 21 S. Cedar
St.,Oberlin, Ohio. 1937
Holcomb, Mrs. Fern, scht, 110 Cliicago St.,
Eaton, Ohio. 1947
Holden, Edwin Roy, ret, 260 W. 44th St.,
New York, N. Y. 1921
Holder, Joseph Augustine Theodore, as p, 239
W. 136th St., New York 30, N. Y. 1921
Holfman, Paul David, ret, 911 E. Cypress
Ave., Burbank, Cal. 1918
Holgate, A. Rawson, p, Canaan, N. Y. 1931
Holladay, William Lee, collpf, 15 W. 279
Lexington, IClmliurst, 111. 1952
Holland, Darrell Wendell, p, 475 Haverhill St.,
Lawrence, Mass. 267, 1960
Holland, Hugh P., p, 19 Pleasant St., Farm-
ington, N. H. 1933
Holland, R. Theodore, p, 20 E. Saint Vrain
St., Colorado Springs, Colo. 1954
Holland, Ralph L., sec, 10 Navasota Ave.,
Worcester 2, Mass. 1956
Hollenberg, Delbert Ernest, ncr, 1350 Monte-
rey St., Redlands, Cal. 19.55
Hollenshead, David S., ret, Box 54, Needmore,
Pa. 1926
Hollerorth, Mrs. Barbara, ncr, Paramas, N. J. 1952
HoUerorth, Hugo Joseph, pod, First Unitarian
church, Paramas, N. J. 1949
Holland, Darrell Wendell, p, 16 Dale St.,
Methuen, Mass. 1960
Hollis, Allen, p, 10 Crescent St., Millers Falls,
Mass. 1959
Holloway, Earl Morris, p, 73 Norfolk Rd.,
Torrington, Conn. 1953
Holloway, George R., p, 1021 35th St., New-
port News, Va. 1944
Holloway, Vernon Howard, p, 6955 Arlington
St., Brecksville, Oliio. 1942
HoUowell, John Calvin, Jr., p, 321 Hamilton
St., Geneva, 111. 1952
Holmes, Jerome, ret, 263 Awakea Rd, Kailua,
Hawaii. 1912
Holmes, John Andrew, ret, 455 N. Raymond
A ve . , Pasadena 3 , Ca 1 . 1901
Holmes, Kenneth Arnold, p, 3906 Michigan
Ave., Kansas City 30, Mo. 1940
Holmes, Norman A., p em, 1825 Hope St.,
New Orleans, La. 1918
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, p, 919H W. 37th St.,
Savannah, Ga. 1953
Holmes, Ralph Allebone, ncr, 2264 W. 107th
PI., Chicago 43, 111. 1938
Holopainen, Victor R., ret, R. 1, Box 2183,
Aurora, Minn. 1927
Holt, Kilburn Kendrick, p, Kingsley, Iowa. 1927
[Holton, Horace Flavel, d» cras<d.
[Homme, Tobias August S., dcctased. 272
Hommes, Tjaard Georg, as p, 184 Westminster
Ave., Arlington 74, Mass. 1953
Hood, Charles Francis, p, 155 Bridge St.,
Beverly, Mass. 1950
Hood, Howard E., p, Hardwick, Mass. 1934
Hood, Nicholas, p, 514 Garfield Ave., Detroit
1, Mich. 1949
Hook, Archie Hine, supi, 720 14th Ave., N.,
Seattle 2, Wash. 4, 7, 14, 20, 1923
Hooker, James H., p, R.D. 2, Box 46, Graham,
N. C. 1928
Hooten, George Milner, Jr., p, 23 High St.,
Marblehead, Mass. 1947
Hoover, Charles W., as p, 7330 N. Santa
Monica St., Milwaukee, Wis. 1953
Hoover, Thomas B., Jr., p. Eagle Grove,
Iowa. 1940
Hoover, William Osborne, Jr., p, R.D. 1,
Cheshire, Oliio. 1955
Hopson, R. L., ncr, 1460 Gladys St., Beau-
mont, Tex. 1952
Horn, Daniel V., as p, 3429 Devon Rd., Miami
33, Fla. 1953
Horn, Howard Paul, p, 804 Main St., Winsted,
Conn. 1934
Hornbuckle, Kenneth Gale, p, 23 N. Root St.,
Aurora, 111. 1943
Horning, Lawrence, p em, 1757 Riverside Dr.,
Monroe, Mich. 1914
Horst, George C, ncr, 1617 Pennsylvania
Blvd., Pliiladelphia 3, Pa. 1925
Horst, Robert William, p, 15 Chapel St., Mon-
roeville, Oliio. 1957
Horton, Douglas, ret, Randolph, N. H. 14, 1915
Horton, Walter Marshall, coll pf, 248 Oak St.,
Oberlin, Ohio. 1919
Horvath, Theodore Samuel, sec, 14 Beacon
St., Boston 8, Mass. 8, 12, 1949
Hosanna, Herbert Robert, p, 778 Oliver St.,
Lorain, Ohio. 1955
Hosking, William Thomas, p, 1105 Milwaukee
St., Kewaunee, Wis. 1936
Hoskins, Fred, sec, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13, 14, 1927
Hoskins, Robert Warren, p, Sharon, Conn. 1958
Hoskins, Theodore Gardner, as p, 17 St. John
PI., Westport, Conn. 1959
Hoskinson, Charles Cedric, p, 619 Main St.,
Glen Ellyn, 111. 1932
358
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[1960
Hosmer, John Wesley, p, P.O. Box 237, East
Hampton, Conn. 1953
Hostetler, Elmer Jonathan, p, 4749 E. Yale
Ave., Fresno 3, Cal. 1940
Hostetler, Hugh, ncr, 1143 Fifth Ave., New
York 28, N. Y. 1950
Hotchkiss, Albert B., ret, 22 West St., Fort
Plain, N. Y. 1912
Hotchkiss, Wesley Akin, sec, 287 Park Ave.,
S., New York IG, N. Y. 9, 1945
Hotelling, Robert Duane, as supt, 165 N.
Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, 111. 17, 1943
Houck, John Walter, rel, 1410 Grinnell St.,
Key West, Fla. 1922
Hough, Maurice Melvin, p, Shabbona. 111. 1956
Houghton, Herbert R., Jr., pod, 36 Myrtle St.,
Orono, Me. 1939
Houk, Thomas Leroy, ncr, 810 Lafayette
Ave., Lebanon, Ind. 1947
[Houlding, Ernest William, deceased. 272
Houldsworth, Francis Howard, p, 917 Tus-
carawas St., Canton 2, Ohio. 1951
Houn, Julius, p em, 1725 P Street Gering,
Neb. 1919
House, Loren Gaylord, Jr., p, Norwich, Vt. 1949
Houser, Charles MacMillan, p, 1494 Crest Dr.,
Altadena, Cal. 1927
Houston, Stanley Lyon, p, Bronson Hill Rd.,
Greenfield Hill, Fairfield, Conn. 1949
Hovland, Clarence Warren, coll pf, Oregon
State College, Corvallis, Ore. 1943
Howard, Brittain J., ret, 230 McCauley St.,
Chapel Hill, N. C. 1919
Howard, Charles Everett, ret, R. 3, Veeders-
burg, Ind. 1914
Howard, Donald Billings, ncr, North Bay,
N. Y. 1934
Howard, Edwin Rollo, as p, 452 E. Ellsworth
Ct., San Mateo, Cal. 1930
Howard, H. Webb, p, 430 Wagner Rd., North-
field, 111. 1955
Howard, Irving Edward ncr, 26 W. 58th St.,
New York, N. Y. 1938
Howard, Judson Dillon, ch, Boston State
Hospital, 80 Greenacre Rd., Westwood,
Mass. 1941
Howard, Neil Runnells, ncr, Wilton, N. H. 1951
[Howard, Robert Lothrop, my, ABCFM. 244, 1957
Howard, Stephen Davies, ncr. Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. 1957
Howard, Tiiomas Parker, p, 28 Church St.,
Merrimac, Mass. 1956
Howard, Walter R., p, Jackson Park, Burling-
ton, N. C. 1949
Howe, Burley Ray, p, Etiwada, Cal. 267, 1960
Howe, Graham Willett, coll ad, Doane College,
Crete, Neb. 1953
Howe, William Thompson, p, 139 Sycamore
St., Somerville 45, Mass. 1928
Howell, David Gist, Jr., p, 2133 W. Wisconsin
Ave., Milwaukee 3, Wis. 1953
Howell, Joseph Azor, sec, 1505 Race St.,
Philadelphia 2, Pa. 9, 1942
Howells, Clarence B., p, 13714 Madison Ave.,
Lakewood 7, Ohio. 1938
Howenstine, William Benjamin, p , 5928 Madi-
son Ave., Anderson, Ind. 1949
Howes, Robert Myron, p. North St., Kenne-
bunkport. Me. 1953
Howland, Robert Irving, p, 4 Church St.,
Webster, Mass. 1935
Howlett, John Francis, ncr, 1720 Lewis Ave.,
Billings, Mont. 1947
Howlett, Walter Main, ret, 361 Clinton Ave.,
Brooklyn38, N. Y. 1914
Howsare, McDaniel, ret, 704 E. Third St.,
Tucson, Ariz. 1892
Howson, John Howard, coll pf, Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1932
Hoy, Jeffrey Douglas, p, 3300 E. Seventh Ave.,
Denver 6, Colo. 1926
Hoyle, Wayne Edmond, p, 471 Third St.,
Excelsior, Minn. 1934
Hoyt, Donald B. F., pod, R.D. 4, Clinton,
N. C. 1930
LHubbard, Franklin C, deceased.
Hubbard, Hugh W., my, 144 Hancock St.,
Auburndale 66, Mass. 1913
Hubbard, Lynwood L., p, R. 1, Ramseur,
N. C. 1954
Huber, Calvin, ncr. Box 1334, Moses Lake,
Wasii. 1948
Huber, Edwin E.,p, Paul, Ida. 1947
Huber, John N., p, 232 E. Onondaga St., Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 1941
Huddleston, Charles Francis, p, 532 S. Poplar
St., Brea, Cal. 1955
Hud.son, Charles Herbert, ret, 3707 Trinity St.,
Eureka, Cal. 1910
Hudson, James Calvert, ch, 8 Duncan St.,
Gloucester, Mass. 1928
Hudson, Louis Germaine, p em, 1 Oak St.,
Berlin, Mass. 1918
Hudson, Marvin R., p, Silverton, Colo. 1950
Huetter, Frank W., p, 65 River Rd., Madison,
Ohio. 1928
Huff, Mrs. Alice A., ncr, 411 Juniper St.,
Brainerd, Minn. 1943
Huff, Gerald E., p, 411 Juniper St., Brainerd,
Minn. 1944
Huff, Orland C, p, Danville, Iowa. 1918
Huffer, Ralph Singleton, p, 80 Silver St.,
Dover, N. H. 1922
Huffmann, Cloma A., ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1940
Huggins, Kenneth L., p. Box 52, Tavares, Fla. 1932
Hughes, C. Fosberg, asp, 2832 Robinson Rd.,
S.E. Grand Rapids, Mich. 1935
Hughes, Claire Arthur, sch ad. Grand River,
Iowa. 1926
Hughes, Enoch, p em, 4 Maple St., Palmer,
Mass. 1906
Hughes, George Edward, address unknown. 1909
Hughes, Horace W., p, 80 Hillside Ave., Cress-
kill, N.J. 1914
Hughes, James Henry, ret, R.D. 2, Pisgah, Ala. 1894
Hulbert, Richard Rollins, p, 3422 Xerxes Ave.,
N., Minneapolis 12, Minn. 1935
Hulburt, Dayton D., ncr, 301 College Ave.,
Ashland, Va. 1945
Hull, Robert Charles, p, Steuvenville, Ohio. 1959
Hull, William Morgan, ret, 426}4 E. Fourth
St., Winona, Minn. 1912
Hull, William W., as p, 3233 E. Oregon St.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1959
Hume, Charles North, p, Southampton, Mass. 1958
Humes, Allen Milton, as p, 36 Woodbridge
Rd., Glastonbury, Conn. 1959
[Humfreys, John, deceased. 272
Hummel, Daniel Martin, p, 703 Fifth Ave.,
Sibley, Iowa. 267, 1960
Hummel, Ervin, as p, 211 N. Stine Rd.,
Bakersfield, Cal. 1961
Hummon, Serge Floyd, sec, 19 S. LaSalle St.,
Chicago 3, 111. 10, 1945
Humphrey, Seldon B., asp, 311 Temple St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 1918
Humphries, Tucker G., p. 414 N. High St.,
Franklin, Va. 1937
Humphris, Wallace P. A., ret, 822 N. Elm St.,
Grand Island, Neb. 1908
Hung, Ching Chong, pod, 1011 L Street, N.W.,
Washington 1, D. C. 1938
HunsLnger, Homer J., p, 701 N. Lebanon St.,
Lebanon, Ind. 194 5
Hunt, Everett Rowland, p, 5014 S. Fawcett
Ave., Tacoma 8, Wash. 1923
Hunt, George Staley, sch t, 905 Society Ave.,
Albany, Ga. 1928
Hunter, Allan Armstrong, p, 1937 Myra Ave.,
Los Angeles 27, Cal. 1922
Hunter, Clyde K., ncr, R. 1, Gaston, Ind. 1946
Hunter, James A., ret, 156 Tappan St., Brook-
line, Mass. 1919
Hunter, Joel DuBois, ret, 308 Bay Haven Ct.,
Clearwater, Fla. 1906
Hunter, Paul R., p, 381 Bergen Ave., Jersey
City 4, N. J. 1932
Hunter, Richard Dowling, p, 177 Main St.,
Ravena, N. Y. 1946
Hunter, William Armstrong, III, ncr, R.D. 2,
Cabinet Press, Milford, N. H. 1945
19G0] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
359
Huntley, Joseph Durward, ncr, 140 W. 58th
St., New York 19, N. Y. 1948
Huntley, Larry, ach ad, 108 Cole Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I. 1954
Huntley, William Walpole, ch, U. S. Army.
246, 1946
Huntzicker, Howard Lyman, as p, 3010 De
Soto Blvd., Coral Gables, Fla. 1945
Huntzinger, Ernest Harold, Jr., asp, 1248
Buchanan St., Topeka, Kans. 267, 1960
Hurdle, Allen Lafayette, ret, 214 Watson Dr.,
Burlington, N. C. 1947
Hurlburt, Donald Paul, p em, Kurn Hattin
School, Westminster, Vt. 1904
Hurlburt, Roderic Wright, p, 141 Main St.,
Gorliam, N. H. 1929
Hurst, Alfred Wesley, p, 711 Mokapu Rd.,
Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii. 1922
[Hurst, Clifton N., deceased. 272
Hussian, Arsbag B., ret, 3528 E. Kerckhoff St.,
Fresno 2, Cal. 1929
Huston, Hollis W., p, 101 Palisado Ave.,
Windsor, Conn. 1947
Huston, John Herald, p, 423 Washington St.,
Lorain, Ohio. 1941
Hutcheon, Roy R., p, Wapping, Conn. 1957
Hutcherson, Joseph Rogers, p, 270 Chillicothe
Rd., Aurora, Ohio. 1931
Hutchins, James Henry, pern, 2111 E. Moun-
tain Ave., Pasadena 7, Cal. 1915
Hutcliinson, Alan Bradford, p, P.O. Box 7,
New Fairfield, Conn. 1951
Hutchinson, Carl Romig, ncr, 1624 Fulton St.,
Cantons, Ohio. 1923
Hutchinson, James John, p em, Saint Johns-
bury Center, Vt. 1906
Hutchinson, Mrs. Pauline Chalker, sch t,
Mansfield Center, Conn. 1930
Hutchinson, Robert Alexander, pod, 234 N.
Third St., Saint Helens, Ore. 1918
Hutchinson, Ronald Dale, p, 2720 S. Tripp St.,
Chicago 23, 111. 267, 1960
Hutcliinson, Warner Alton, Jr., ncr, 1331 36th
Dr., San Diego, Cal. 1955
Hutchison, Albert E.,p, 291 High St., Bristol,
R. I. 1929
Hutchison, James, pod, 19 Union St., Hope-
dale, Mass. 1932
Hutslar, Charles Frederick, Jr., p, 10919 Ox-
nard St., North Hollywood, Cal. 1940
Hyde, Forrest Ervin, p, 1545 W. Morse Ave.,
Chicago 26, 111. 1931
Hyde, John Hutchinson, p em, 342 Spring St.,
Portland, Me. 1915
Hyde, Stanley Berry, as supt, 95 Exchange
St., Portland, Me. 17, 1930
Hylton, George W., p em. Main St., Har-
wich Port, Mass. 1913
Hyslop, Frederick WUliam, p, 2101 16th St.,
Greeley, Colo. 1931
Hyslop, Ralph Douglas, sem pf, 3041 Broad-
way, New York 27, N. Y. 11,14,1938
Ibera, Simeon Corpus, p. Box 259, Puunene,
Maui, Hawaii. 1936
Idle, Hyel Franklin, p, 445 Horatio Ave.,
Charlotte, Mich. 1959
Ihlofif, Charles Ernest, p, Brooklyn, Conn. 1959
Iliff, John E., pod, 364 Genesee St., Buffalo 4,
N. Y. 1945
Illingworth, Robert Stanley, p. Pleasant St.,
Barre, Mass. 1946
Imes, Ralph Bernard, p, Birchdale, Minn. 1944
Imhoff, Frederick John, p, 27 W. Bridge St.,
Saugerties. N. Y. 1950
Imperiale, Meyer, ncr, 245 Tremont St.,
Boston 76, Mass. 1946
Inaina, Moses Kawainui, ret, 350A Keaniani
St., Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii. 1938
Inderstrodt, William L., p, Box 104, Washing-
ton, Conn. 1953
Ingalls, Harold Brown, as supt, R.D. 1, Wap-
pingers Falls, N. Y. 1934
Inghram, Mark Gordon, pern, 2142 Engle-
wood Dr„ S,E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1910
Ingle, George A., p em, 715 W. Patton St.,
Paxton, 111. 1919
Ingle, Richard Wade, p, 1418 Hampshire St.,
Quincy, 111. 1946
Inglis, Alan Olds, p, 220 Colfax Ave., S.W.,
Wadena, Minn. 1952
Inglis, Donald Paul, p, 4205 Baring Ave.,
East Chicago, Ind. 1952
Inglis, Ervine Peter, p, 10 W. Lockwood Ave.,
Saint Louis 19, Mo. 1920
Inglis, Robert Overman, p, 421 Louisa Ave.,
Dupo, 111. 1959
Inglis, Robert William, supt, 3380 Bellaire St.,
Denver 7, Colo. 16, 1925
Ingraham, Robert A., ncr, Woodbury, Conn. 1955
Innis, Perry Slade, p, 3804 Main Rd., Tiver-
ton, R. I. 1956
Ireland, Truman Oakley, p, 1 Hanover St.,
Newburyport, Mass. 1951
Irwin, Allen Leroy, my, ABCFM. 243, 1931
Irwin, Edwin Floyd, ncr, 3701 57th St.,
Sacramento, Cal. 1927
Isaacs, Frank C, p, Box 107, Gomer, Ohio. 1959
Isaacs, L. Myrven, p em, P.O. Box 44, Gay-
lord, Mich. 1913
Isaman, Norman Eugene, p, 20 Bridge St.,
Phoenix, N. Y. 1948
Isbell, Thomas, p,Brenau College, Gainesville,
Ga. 1936
Isely. Merrill N., my, ABCFM. 243, 1920
Ishihara, Roy Y. , p, 241 B Hualani St. , Kailua,
Oahu, Hawaii. 1948
Ishimura, Henry T., ncr, 3466 Paalea St.,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 1930
Ives, Charles Libby, p, Middlebury, Conn. 1939
Ives, Mrs. Hilda Libby, ret. Cottage Lane,
Cape Cottage, Me. 1926
Ivison, Peter, ret, 4741 N. Long Ave., Chicago
30, 111. 1929
Iwamura, Shinji, p, Omori Megumi Church, 977
Tsutsumigata, Ohta-Ku, Tokyo, Japan. 1953
Jackson, Dwight Orville, p, 12 S. Fremont St.,
Rockford, Mich. 1940
Jackson, Herbert Norman, p, 2637 First St.,
Wyandotte, Mich. 1922
Jackson, Hurchail L., ncr, 88 W. Springfield
St., Boston 18, Mass. 1944
Jackson, John Lewis, ncr, 724 Griffin PL, At-
lanta, Ga. 1939
Jackson, Norman Wentworth, p, 5305 Tolman
Ter., Madison 5, Wis. 1954
Jackson, Richard Lewis, p, 5522 Sprucewood
Dr., Cincinnati 39, Ohio. 1941
Jackson, Robert, asp, Sedona, Ariz. 1961
Jackson, Walter Neale, ncr, 927 Madison St.,
Birmingham, Mich. 1943
Jacobs, Charles F. , p, 608 W. Fourth St. , Wa-
terloo, Iowa. 1931
Jacobs, Frederick H., p em. Box 481, Mount
Dora, Fla. 1918
Jacobs, Henry Lee, collpf, 26 Byington Rd.,
Iowa City, Iowa. 1926
Jacobs, Robert Glenn, coll pf, 105 E. Broad-
way, Mount Pleasant, Iowa. 1954
Jacobs, William Arthur, p, 406 Galena Blvd.,
Aurora, 111. 1935
Jacobs, William E. , collp, 3601 Locust St.,
Philadelphia 44, Pa. (— )
Jacobson, Robert Holgate, p, 1306 N. Pine St. ,
Rochester, Mich. 1949
Jaggers, Frank T. , as p, Box 265, Saratoga,
Cal. 1948
Jahns, Robert William, ncr, 1505 Spruce St.,
Berkeley, Calif. 1953
Jaime-Rivera, Angel Luis, p. Box 158, Fa-
jardo, P. R. 19, 1952
James, Frederic Broadus, as p, 1 Heathcote
Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 267, 1960
James, LeRoy, p., Wales Ave., Brockton,
Mass. 1961
James, Mrs. Muriel Marshall, orw, 3263 Glen-
side St., Lafayette, Cal. 1957
James, Robert Leroy, Jr., coll p, Tanguay
Hometead, Box 161, Glen Mills, Pa. 1937
360
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[1960
James, Walter T., p, 451 Main St., Wilbra-
ham, Mass. 1944
Jamieson, David James, p, 919 S. Main St.,
Goshen, Ind. 1955
Janes, Harold T., sec, 289 Park Ave., S., New
York 10, N. Y. 1929
Janney, Robert M., p, 1051 Neeb Rd., Cincin-
nati 38, Ohio. 1954
Jansen, Jacob Eden, ret, 735 Plymouth Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1907
Jansen, Peter John, p, Sebastopol, Cal. 1932
Jaques, George Eugene, p, R.D. 1, Jewett
City, Conn. 1928
Jay, Henry Russell, p, 105 E. Madison St.,
Mount Pleasant, Iowa. 1908
Jay, William Mason, rel, Aspers, Pa. 1910
Jefferson, David Rowe, ncr, 18 Shepherd Rd.,
Glen Head, N. Y. 1956
Jehle, Arthur E., p, 102 Weathervane Dr.,
Merchantville, N. J. 1949
Jenkins, Alan, p, 702 Woodcrest Dr., Royal
Oak, Mich. 1937
Jenkins, Frank Edmund, p, 217 E. High St.,
Ebensburg, Pa. 4, 1945
Jenkins, George David, assupt, R. 1, Box 857,
Yucaipa, Cal. 6, 16, 1929
[Jenkins, James Alexander, deceased. 272
Jenkins, Joseph H., p. Cable, Wis. 1928
Jenkins, Marshall, sch t, Box 184, Back Bay,
Boston 17, Mass. 1934
Jenkins, Zanda Pearl, p, 2410 Berry St., Nor-
folk, Va. 1945
Jenkinson, Egbert William Ashford, p em,
as p, 13 Central St., Methuen, Mass. 1921
Jennings, Charles W., p, 564 Johnston St.,
Gary, Ind. 1953
Jennings, Donald Foster, pod, 340 Foreside
Rd., Falmouth, Foreside, Me. 267, 1960
Jennings, Louis B., coll pf, 2717 Riverview
Ave. , Huntington, W. Va. 1955
Jensen, Frank Thomas, as supf, 415 W. Grand
River Ave., East Lansing, Mich. 18, 1932
Jensen, Gordon Stuart, p, Ainsworth, Neb. 1954
Jervis, Arthur E., ret, 421 N. Jefferson St.,
Wellington, Kans. 1915
Jeske, Elmer A., p, 12915 Oak Knoll Rd.,
Poway, Cal. 1946
Jessop, Henry A., ret, 1388 Summit Ave.,
Encinitas, Cal. 1921
Jewell, David William, sem pf, 347 Hammond
St., Bangor, Me. 1957
Job, Philip Adams, ret, 1023 W. North St.,
Piqua, Ohio. 1904
Johanson, E. Jerome, p, 11 W. Main St., Avon,
Conn. 1925
Johanson, Mrs. Laura Lane, p, 11 W. Main
St., Avon, Conn. 1925
Johndrew, William Howard, ch, Kings Park
State Hospital, 50 Normandy Dr., North-
port, N. Y. 1954
Johns, John Robert, ret. Box 176, Pacific
Beach, Wash. 1911
Johns, Paul, ret, 173-54 103rd Rd., Jamaica
5, N. Y. 1918
Johns, Ralph Leslie, ret, 1492 Morada PL,
Altadena, Cal. 1918
Johnsen, Olaf Magnus, R. 2, Eau Claire, Wis. 1923
Johnson, Arden L., p, 624 Fifth St., Sauk
Centre, Minn. 1956
Johnson, Arnold Dahlquist, as p, 482 St.
Claire St., Grosse Pointe 30, Mich. 1945
Johnson, Birger Theodore, as p, 202 Woodford
St., Portland, Me. 1951
Johnson, Edward Emanuel, p, 2347 Main St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1922
Johnson, Edwin C, p, 2111 Commonwealth
Ave., Saint Paul 8, Minn. 1933
Johnson, Elmer Henry, ret, 12701 Redhill
Ave., Tustin, Cal. 1909
Johnson, Ernest Bernhardt, Jr., p, 74 Com-
mercial St., East Braintree 84, Alass. 1955
Johnson, Forrest N., p, 2570 Independence
Ave., New York 63, N. Y. 1951
Johnson, Frank Amos, as p, 22 Holmes Ave.,
Waterbury 10, Conn. 1958
Johnson, Frank Thorley, p, 1045 Prairie Ave.,
Beloit, Wis. 1929
Johnson, George Edward, pod, 9823 N.E.
Fourth Ave., Miami Shores 38, Fla. 1956
[Johnson, Gustaf Emil, deceased. 272
Johnson, Harold Bruce, p, 18450 Santa Ana
St., Bloomington, Cal. 1956
Johnson, Harold Eugene, p, 1212 Santa Rita
Hill, Santa Rita, N. M. 1930
Johnson, Harry W., ret, 1301 N. 15th St.,
Boise, Ida. 1915
Johnson, Harvey E., pf, 568 Auburn Ave.,
N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 1919
Johnson, Henry B., p em, P.O. Box 373,
Lakeview, Mich. 1915
John.son, Herman Clifford, p, 6 Bow St., Taun-
ton, Mass. 1928
Jolmson, J. R., p, R. 1, Box 18A, Holly
Springs, N. C. 1940
Johnson, James Glover, p. Marietta College,
Marietta, Ohio. 1924
Johnson, John Ingrald, p, 518 N. State St.,
Concord, N. H. 1953
[Johnson, John Lee, deceased. 272
Jolmson, Julian B., p, 710 Poyntz St., Man-
hattan, Kans. 1942
Johnson, Karlton Clement, as supt, 297 Park
Ave., S., New York 10, N.Y. 19,1954
Jolmson, Kenneth Edwin, orw, 118 Windsor
Ave., Berkeley, Cal. 1952
Johnson, Lawrence O., p, 1737 Jackson Ave.,
Dubuque, Iowa. 1945
Johnson, Lester Romaine, p, 1023 Princeton
Ave., Modesto, Cal. 1942
Johnson, Marcus William, p, 1215 Balfour St.,
Grosse Pointe 30, Mich. 1931
Johnson, Martin Thor, p, 120 E. Fifth St., N.,
Ladysmitli, Wis. 1957
Johnson, Mitchell Cosby, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1947
Johnson, Obed Simon, 5416 N. Sawyer Ave.,
Chicago 25, 111. 1909
Johnson, Paul Edwin, asp, 411 E. 143rd St.,
Bronx 54, N. Y. 1958
Johnson, Ray M., ec m, 1407 Plymouth Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1926
Johnson, Robert Ross, p, 175-46 Murdock
Ave., Saint Albans 33, N. Y. 1945
Johnson, Robert Yingling, p, 79 Union St.,
New London, Conn. 1936
Johnson, Roger William, p, 410 Washington
St., Brighton 35, Mass. 1955
Johnson, Roland Victor Emanuel, p, 427 An-
dover St., Lowell, Mass. 1940
Johnson, Roy A., orw, 2445 Infirmary Rd.,
Dayton 18, Ohio. 1954
Johnson, Samuel Lawrence, p, 505 W. Mul-
berry St., Kokomo, Ind. 1933
Johnson, Stanley Fritz, p, 12 Summer St., Wis-
casset, Me. 1957
Johnson, Sumner Walker, as supt, 992 Worth-
ington Ridge, Berlin, Conn. 16, 1926
Jolmson, Warren Herbert, p, Centerville,
Mass. 1954
Jolmson, Willard F., asp, S. 411 Washington
St., Spokane 4, Wash. 1926
Jolmson, William A., p, 110 E. Shore Dr.,
Whitmore Lake, Mich. 1924
Johnson, Wilson, p, 1114 Bay St., Morehead
City, N. C. 1957
Johnston, David Brodie, p, Woodstock, Vt. 1952
Johnston, John Robert, p, R.D. 2, Deep River,
Conn. 1958
Johnston, Louis Harold, ret. Box 663, Tan-
gerine, Fla. 1905
Johnston, Robert Lawrie, p, 45 Edwards St.,
Saxonville, Mass. 1958
Johnstone, Frederick C. B., ncr, American
Broadcasting Co., Detroit, Mich. 1948
Johnstone, Mrs. Margaret S. Blair, p. Box 436,
Groton, Mass. 1937
Joiner, W. E., p, 2106 Wyoming Ave., Ports-
mouth, Va. 1943
Jonas, Joan Rose, p, Weaubleau, Mo. 267, 1960
Jonas, Otto Karl, p, 20 Front St., Walpole,
Mass. 1936
I960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
361
Jones, Alan Thomas, as p, Merom, Ind. 1931
Jones, Alexander M., p, Box 184, Morehead
City, N. C. 1937
Jones, Bruce WiUiam, my, ABCFM. 243, 1959
Jones, Charles M., pod, 379 Tenney Cir.,
Chapel Hill, N. C. 1932
Jones, Charles Stanley, p, 10 S. Winooski Ave.,
Burlington, Vt. 1921
Jones, Chester Earl, pod, 1 Lakeside Ave.,
Wrentham, Mass. 1943
Jones, Edward Andrew, p em. Greenwood
Lodge, Orwell, Vt. 1926
Jones, Edward Huss, p, Danbury, N. H. 1959
Jones, Elwood Weston, ret, Homewood Apts.,
Charles and 31st Sts., Baltimore 18, Md. 1928
Jones, Mrs. Florence Eleanor, ret, Victoria
Home, Ossining, N. Y. 1922
Jones, Harold Gilbert, p. P.O. Box 191, Clare-
mont, Cal. 1925
Jones, Harry H., ret, 515 S. California Ave.,
Stuart, Fla. 1904
Jones, J. H., p, R. 1, Garner, N. C. 267, 1960
Jones, J. Herbert, address unknoivn. 1915
Jones, James Vincent, ret, 13713 Caine Ave.,
Cleveland 5, Ohio. 1903
Jones, Jiles B., ncr, 802 Park St., High Point,
N. C. 1917
Jones, John Paul, p, 100 Main St., East Rocka-
way, N. Y. 1938
Jones, John Pliilip, ncr, 353 Northfield Way,
Camillus, N. Y. 1943
Jones, Keith M., p, 11 Marsh St., Wethers-
field 9, Conn. 1939
Jones, Lawrence Schindel, p, 611 Ulili St.,
Honolulu 10, Hawaii. 1955
Jones, Lewis A., p, Newcastle, Me. 1927
Jones, Llewellyn F., p, 9142 Lincoln Ave.,
Brookfield, 111. 1939
Jones, Marion Bernard, p, 1900 Larkin St.,
Greensboro, N. C. 1956
Jones, Owen C, p, 2811 W. 54th St., Los An-
geles 43, Cal. 1927
Jones, Ray Carlton, p, 7000 Jeffery Blvd.j
Chicago 49, III. 1944
Jones, Raymond F., p, 618 W. 114th St., New
York 25, N. Y. 1953
Jones, Raymond Thomas, ch. Defiance Col-
lege, Defiance, Ohio. 1954
Jones, Rowland S., ret. New Rockford, N. D. 1912
Jones, Stephen Nathaniel, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1954
Jones, Warren Gilbert, ret, 1409 Unitali Ave.,
Lakeland, Fla. 1896
Jones, WiUiam H., coll pf, Huston-Tillotson
College, Austin, Tex. 1921
Jordan, David Arthur, p, 87 Main St., St.
Johnsbury, Vt. 1901
Jordan, Ehvyn Knowlton, ret, 30 N. Idlewild
St., Memphis, Tenn. 1907
Jordan, Ernest Lee, p. Box 5, Milmine, 111. 1954
Jordan, Kroum S., p, 546 Main St., West
Medway, Mass. 1935
Jordan, Merle Richard, as p, 71 E. Ferry Ave.,
Detroit 2, Mich. 1950
Jorgensen, Jens Christian, ret. Almond, Wis. 1900
Jostrom, William Chester, p, 93 Court St.,
Westfield, Mass. 1940
Jow, Harold, p, 1740 47th St., San Diego 2,
Cal. 1944
Joyner, William Thomas, p, 508 Barnes Ave.,
Durham, N. C. 1960
Jud, Gerald John, sec, 2969 W. 25th St.,
Shaker Heights, Ohio. 10, 1943
Judd, Ethelbert Taylor, p em, Rochester,
N. Y. 1952
Juell, Lawrence Paul, p, Riverdale, N. D. 1939
[Julin, Karl Oscar, deceased.
Julius, David Jacob, p, 19529 15th Ave., N.W.,
Seattle 77, Wash. 1934
Junasa, Bienvenido Dumandan, ncr, 228 Hast-
ings Hall, 600 W. 122nd St., New York 27,
N. Y. 1950
Juniper, Kerrison, p em, 67 Ormond Shores
Dr., Ormond Beach, Fla. 1903
Justice, J. Caleb, ret, P.O. Box 96, Teaticket,
Mass. 1908
Kaetzel, Mrs. Reka, my, ABCFM. 1948
Kaetzel, Samuel Timothy, my, ABCFM. 243, 1946
Kahale, Edward, p, P.O. Box 638, Kaneohe,
Hawaii. 1922
[Kahiapo, Moses M., deceased.
Kaina, William Hiiakaikapoliopele, 7icr, Ober-
lin Grad Sch. Theology, Oberlin, Ohio. 1957
Kaitschuck, Emil Bernard, ret, R.D. 2, Three
Oaks, Mich. 1908
Kalaaupa, Mrs. Daisy Hoopiiana, p, Box 457,
Paia, Maui, Hawaii. 1954
Kalaidjian, William Gillies, p, 309 E. 201st
St., Bronx 58, N. Y. 1953
Kalili, John L. A., Jr., as p, 1520 Leilani
St., Honolulu, Hawaii. 1956
Kallgren, Carl Alfred, coll ad, 15 E. Kendrick
Ave., Hamilton, N. Y. 1918
Kalmbach, Paul, ncr, 6737 N. Haight Ave.,
Portland 11, Ore. 1925
Kalp, Carl C, orw, 203 N. Wabash Ave.,
Chicago, HI. 1925
Kalp, Earl S., orw, 16 McGarity St., Park
Forest, 111. 1925
Kanaga, Keith, ncr, 256 E. 36th St., San Ber-
nardino, Cal. 1940
Kapeller, Martin Henry, ncr, 3809 Bonnie
Lane, Stockton 4, Cal. 1952
Kapoo, Edward Keahi, asp, 957 Punchbowl
St., Honolulu 13, Hawaii. 1953
Karn, Robert, p, 1708 Sycamore St., Terre
Haute, Ind. 1926
Karshner, Donald Lee, pod, Methodist Church,
Pittsfield, Mass. 1957
Kasper, Robert Joseph, p. Box 27, Geneva,
Neb. 1952
Katagiri, Mineo, coll p, 1514 E. 45th St., Seat-
tle 5, Wash. 1945
Kathan, Boardman Wright, p, 5440 Stevens
Ave., Minneapolis 19, Minn. 1956
Kaufi'man, Albert Wallace, p, 915 Broadway,
Baraboo, Wis. 1920
Kauffman, Alvin Dean, p, 203 President St.,
Brooklyn 31, N. Y. 1955
Kauffman, Robert Wallace, p, R. 1, Mukwo-
nago. Wis. 1950
Kauffman, Ronald Emerson, p, 203 S. Pros-
pect St., Nanticoke, Pa. 1959
Kaufman, Birtice A., ret, % F. Stradling, R. 1,
Bristol, R. I. . 1914
Kaupu, David Kauweloa, p, 98 Kapiolani St.,
Hilo, Hawaii. 267, 1900
Kautz, William F., p, 100 Mohouli St., Hilo,
Hawaii. 1951
Kavanagh, Preston Breckenridge, onv, 3804
Woodbine Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 1961
Kawata, Teru, p. Box 58, Wailuku, Maui,
Hawaii. 1952
Keach, Stanley J., sec, 44 Brick Church Plaza,
East Orange, N. J. 18, 1941
Keala, Samuel A., p, 1430 JMamalu St., Hono-
lulu, Oahu, Hawaii. 1937
Keast, George Stanley, p, Boscawen, N. H. 1943
Keck, Samuel Walter, ret, 777 Alden Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1916
Keeble, Ravmond Charles William, p, 421
Rachel Ave., National City, Cal. 1945
Keebler, Herbert William, Jr., p, 372 Lookout
Ave., Hackensack, N. J. 1944
Keech, William Thompson, pod, West Acton,
Mass. 1952
Keedy, Mrs. Alice B., ret, 727 Plymouth Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1928
Keedy, Allen, p, 49 Walpole St., Norwood,
Mass. 1932
Keefe, John Henry, p, 2951 Kent Rd., Cuya-
hoga Falls, Ohio. 1939
Keefer, Charles Murray, p, 146 Tremont St.,
Ansonia, Conn. 1923
Keehn, Thomas Babcock, % Indian Coopera-
tive Union, 18 Friends Colony, Nexo Delhi,
India. 1944
Keeney, William Felts, my, ABCFM. 243, 1942
Kehler, Ronald E., p, 200 Broad St., Ashland,
Pa. 1936
362
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Keim, Robert Eugene, as p, 6500 Hanna Ave.,
Canoga Park, Cal. 267, 1960
Keimel, Arthur, ec m, 3003 Revel Rd., La-
fayette Hill, Pa. 1927
Keirstead, C. Fraser, p, 42 Lathrop St., West
Springfield, Mass. 1947
Keirstead, Charles Wesley, sem pf, blbl Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1921
Keiser, Julian .lerome, assupt, 2707 W. 76th
St., Los Angeles 43, Cal. 16, 1942
Keiser, Victor Hugo, assupt, 1702 Main St.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 1926
Keith, William Albert, p, 709 Edgemoor St.,
Kalamazoo, Mich. 1929
Keithahn, Richard Kagawa, p. Box 705,
Baker, Mont. 1959
Kekapa, William Konahiki, ret, 1334 Akahai
St., Kailua, Hawaii. 1949
Keller, Claudius Argyle, p em, 1714 Willow
Dr., Glendale 8, Cal. 1909
Kelley, James Robert, srht. The Mount Her-
mon School, Mount Hermon, Mass. 1959
Kellev, Rav Rudolph, ncr, 355 Kenneth Ave.,
Saint Paul 5, Minn. 1926
Kellogg, Harry Grover, ret, 233 Buena Vista
Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1909
Kelly, Francis Ross, p, 99 W. Broad St., Wes-
terly, R. I. 1948
Kelly, Herbert G., p, Fonda, Iowa. 1944
Kelly, John Robert, p, 413 E. Grinnell St.,
Burbank, Cal. 1954
Kelly, William Arthur, Jr., my, ABCFM. 243, 1954
Kelsev, Franklin Walsingham, p, 9260 Cali-
fornia Ave., Seattle 16, Wash. 1952
Kelsey, George W., Jr., as p, 48 Columbian
St., South Weymouth 90, Mass. 1957
Kelsey, Philip Morrill, asp, 5 Sweeney Rd.,
Keene, N. H. 1948
Kemp, A. Eugene, ret, 521 N. Plum St., Union
City, Ind. 1902
Kemp, Clarence Gratton, scht, 819 Hunting-
ton Rd., East Lansing, Mich. 1951
Kemp, John Leroy, ncr, 2128 Lillie Ave.,
Davenport, Iowa. 1939
Kemper, Robert Chatfield, p, 25 E. Benton
Ave., Naperville, 111. 1929
Kendall, Gerald Meringer, p, 52 Academy St.,
Salamanca, N. Y. 1935
Kenison, Gordon Stanley, p, 6 Church St.,
Manchester, Mass. 1934
Kennan, Arthur Willard, p. Water St., Asso-
net, Mass. 1941
Kennan, Robert M., p, Ralston, Wash. 1928
Kennedy, Charles Alfred, p, 197 S. King St.,
Danbury, Conn. 1956
[Kennedy, Daniel R., Jr., deceased.
Kennedy, Edward E., 55 Church St., Spencer-
port, N. Y. 267, 1960
Kennedy, Lester J., p, 417 Cheyenne Ave.,
Eaton, Colo. 1933
Kennedy, Melville T., hon p, 10 Cemetery
Lane, Norwichtown, Conn. 1911
Kennedy, Walter S., ret. Windfall, Ind. 1925
Kenseth, Arnold Martinius, p, S. East St.,
R.D. 1, Amherst, Mass. 1944
Kent, Harold H., p, 18 Talbot St., Willowdale,
Ontario, Canada. 1933
Kent, Mrs. Katharine B. McElroy, ncr, 4025-F
Kulamanu St., Honolulu 16, Hawaii. 1930
Kent, William Jenkin, p, 4747 Vine St., Den-
ver 16, Colo. 1949
Kenyon, Frederick T., ret, 330 E. South St.,
Orlando, Fla. 1895
Kepner, Charles David, Jr. , coll pf, Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa. 1922
Keppler, Gottlob, ret, 22506 95th PL, W., Ed-
monds, Wash. 1913
Kern, Norval C, p, 130 W. Seymour St., Phil-
adelphia 44, Pa. 1922
Kerr, Archibald, p. North Chichester, N. H. 1922
Kerr, Mrs. Iris I., ncr, 2 Keene Rd., East
Natick, Mass. 1943
Kerr, Keith, scht, 17460 Granada St., Fon-
tana, Cal. 1957
Kerr, Milton Roy, p, 202 E. First St., Ada,
Minn. 1929
Kerr, Owen W., pod, 2 Keene Rd., East Na-
tick, Mass. 1934
Kerr, Russell Neil, as p, 100 S. Sixth Ave., La
Grange, 111. 1948
Kershner, Paul Searl, p, 2131 N. Van Ness
Blvd., Fresno 4, Cal. 4, 5, 8, 1927
Kessler, Jacob, ret, 1006 W. Pine St., Walla
Walla, Wash. 1921
Kessler, Milton G., p. North Manchester,
Ind. 1959
Kester, Howard Anderson, orw. Black Moun-
tain, N. C. 1936
Kettell, Albert Bernhard, p, Burlington,
Conn. 1923
Kettelle, John Dunster, ret, 19 Pleasant St.,
West Barrington, R. I. 1925
Ketterling, Eugene Emil, p, Plevna, Mont. 1940
Ketzer, Leopoldo Alberto, ncr, Paraiso, via
Cachoeira, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1958
Key, Carl Rollen, ecm, 612 Virginia St., E.,
Charleston 1, W. Va. 1935
Keyser, Paul Edward, ncr, 2075 S.W. 84th
Ave., Portland 25, Ore. 1928
Khachadourian, Haroutune K., ret, 568 Bay-
view Ave., Millbrae, Cal. 1903
Kidd, James Lambert, p, Pelham, N. H. 1958
Kidd, Thomas W., as p, 986 Longmeadow St.,
Longmeadow 6, Mass. 1924
Kilburn, Stanley Collins, p, 1110 Dogwood
Lane, Raleigh, N. C. 1958
Killough, Richard Harvey, p, 643 Washington
St., Whitman, Mass. 1952
[Kimball, Harry Woods, deceased.
Kimball, Robert Charles, sem pf. Unitarian
Seminary, Berkeley, Cal. 1955
Kimball, Robert Morris, p, 522 Park View
St., Burlington, N. C. 1937
Kimball, Stuart Lewis, ncr, 81 Ingleside Dr.,
S.W., Tacoma, Wash. 1956
Kime, Albert, p, Willsboro, N. Y. 1949
Kime, Francis Willard, orw, 1816 N. 51st St.,
Milwaukee 8, Wis. 1955
Kimes, Clarence J., Jr., scht, 13801 Lexicon
St., San Fernando, Cal. 1947
Kimmel, Herbert Charles, ret, 903 N. Garfield
Ave., Janesville, Wis. 1918
Kincheloe, Samuel Clarence, coll pf, Gammon
Theological Seminary, 9 McDonough Blvd.,
Atlanta 15, Ga. 1916
Kindred, Jesse C, p, R. 6, Louisville, 111. 1936
King, Albert Francis, p, 415 Paseo Del Mar,
Palos Verdes Estates, Cal. 1948
King, Archie Clair, p, 615 Third St., Crawford,
Neb. 1926
King, Charles G., p, 16 Elm Ave., West
Springfield, Mass. 1932
King, David Shepherd, as p, 263 Sunset Ave.,
Amherst, Mass. 1954
King, Gordon Lloyd, p, 910 Earl Rd., Moses
Lake, Wash. 1931
King, Harold Graham S., p, P.O. Box 271,
Wayzata, Minn. 1938
King, Harry Claude, Jr., scht, 10 Halsey St.,
East Hartford 8, Conn. 1957
King, James Duke, p, Rupert, Vt. 1902
King, James L., ret, 21 Porter St., Wenham,
Mass. 1915
King, Joseph Ferguson, Jr., p, 271 Forest St.,
Oberlin, Oliio. 1933
King, Norman Gilbert, p em, 301 Sunnyside
Rd., Norwood, Mass. 1906
[King, Philip Coates, deceased.
King, Sidney D., pod, 72 Locust St., Burling-
ton, Mass. 1943
King, Stanley Hall, sch t, 39 Preston Rd., Lex-
ington, Mass. 1944
King, Virgil E., p, R. 1, Delphi, Ind. 1954
King, William Judson, p, Franklinton Center,
Bricks, N. C. 1924
King, Winston Lee, coll pf, Grinnell College,
Grinnell, Iowa. 1935
King, Zelbert Denzel, p, R. 2, English, Ind. 1955
Kingdon, Robert Wells, p, 640 Witter St., Wis-
consin Rapids, Wis. 1928
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
363
Kingsbury, Carl Manning, p. Brooks, Me. 1955
Kingsbury, John Alnutt Talbot, p, 1600 S.
Fifth Ave., Maywood, 111. 1946
Kingsbury, John Erastus, Jr., p, 1603 S. Lime-
stone St., Springfield, Ohio. 1952
Kingsbury, John Howard, ret, Berlin, Conn. 1918
Kingsley, Harold Merrybright, p em, 26563^
S. Kenwood x\ve., Los Angeles 7, Cal. 1911
Kinnear, Kenneth, coll pf, Lewis and Clark
College, Portland, Ore. 1948
Kinney, Raymond E., ncr, 12171 Gilbert St.,
Garden Grove, Cal. 1942
Kinsey, J. Herbert, p, 3890 Henry St., S.W.,
Grandville, Mich. 1956
Kinsley, Floyd Guy, p, 10 Liberty St., Roches-
ter, N. H. 1938
Kiraly, John, Jr., p, 36 N. Tliird Ave., Taft-
viUe, Conn. 267, 1900
Kirby, Paul L., ncr, 5350 Edgemoor Lane,
Bethesda 14, Md. 1911
Kirchner, Nicholas Eugene, p, 2840 S.E. 33rd
PI., Portland 2, Ore. 1938
Kirk, George Ogden, p, 1201 Jefferson St.,
Muskegon, Mich. 1924
Kirk, James Albert, collpf, 2034 S. Gaylord
St., Denver 10, Colo. 1954
Kirkbride, Donald Leonard, ch, U. S. Navy.
246, 1948
Kirkpatrick, Charles Warren, p, 1103 Suisun
St., Suisun, Cal. ^ 1950
Kirschbaum, William Guest, ret. Box 133, Key
West, Fla. 1918
Kirschenmann, Fred L., ncr, 5730 S. Dor-
chester Ave.. Chicago 37 , lU. 267, 1960
Kirschenmann, Rudolph, p, Box 93, Lind,
Wash. 1930
Kissler, Benjamin H., p at I, 712 S. Gaylord
St., Denver 9, Colo. 17, 1927
Kissler, George F., ret, Odessa, Wash. 1920
Kistler, Ray Keith, p, 204 N. Seventh St.,
Wyoming, 111. 1951
Kitterer, A. E., p, 3661 DeTonty St., Saint
Louis 10, Mo. 1917
Kittlaus, Paul Louis, as p, 4774 Edgeware Dr.,
San Diego 16, Cal. 1959
Kittredge, Scott Davis, p, 14 Middle St., Pitts-
field, Me. 1959
Kivette, Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, collpf, 531
W. 122nd St., New York 27, N. Y. 1954
Klein, Albert Odgers, ncr, 316 Mission Rd.,
Glendale5, Cal. 1951
Klein, Donald Ray, p, 1953 E. Acacia Ave.,
Hemet, Cal. 1956
Klein, Emil G., ncr, 8 W. 27th St., Spokane,
Wash. 1931
Klein, Reinhold Henry, orxv, 3443 E. Fedora
St., Fresno, Cal. 1951
Klein, Reinhold Rudolph, R. 1, Box 241,
Colorado .Springs, Colo.
Klein, Robert Carl, p, (ch), 915 Charleston St.,
Lincoln 8, Neb. 1949
Klemt, Calvin C, p, P.O. Box 122, Big Rap-
ids, Mich. 1953
Kline, Alfred Streator, ncr, YO Ranch, Box
800, Silver City, N. M. 1936
Kline, Bruce L., p, 3905 13th Ave., S., Seattle
8, Wash. 1955
Kline, Richard Austin, p, 1740 Marshall Rd.,
Aberdeen, S. D. 1947
[Kline, William Bowman, deceased. 272
Kling, Dorothy Anna, as p, 705J^ Locust St.,
Kalamazoo, Mich. 1955
Klingman, Charles Russell, scht, 5344 Pem-
bina Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio. 1945
Klinkman, Myron F., ch, Harrisburg State
Hospital, Harrisburg, Pa. 1955
Klooze, Newton We.slev, p, 1613 W. Wa.shing-
ton Blvd., Chicago 12, 111. 1939
Klopp, Ward Kramer, p, 215 S. Midland St.,
Merrill, Mich. 1920
Klotzbach, Peter, Jr., pern, R.D. 1, Corfu,
N. Y. 1932
Knapp, Charles Morgan, p, 208 S. Third St.,
Dayton, Wash. 1946
Knapp, Forrest Lamar, sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 1924
Knapp, Mrs. Helen June, 115 E. Del Norte,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1933
Knapp, William Theodore, as p, 15 Woodland
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1923
Knaus, Reinhardt, ret. Box 125, Eureka, S. D. 1922
Knecht, Jonathan Duwane, p, Eureka, S. D.
267, 1960
Knerr, Richard, p, 2317 Begole St., Flint 4,
Mich. 1921
Knight, B. Edward, p, ncr, Star R., Box 17,
Roanoke, Ala. 1942
Knight, Charles Leonard, as p, 4772 Edge-
ware Rd., San Diego 16, Cal. 1914
Knight, Herbert Hastings, ncr, 50 Woodstock
Rd.,Hamdenl4,Conn. 1927
Knight, John Burroughs, p, Somers, Conn. 1950
Knight, John Ellsworth, p, 6043 Morrill St.,
Lincoln, Neb. 1953
Knight, Lewis Jay, p, 130 Valley Dr., San
Carlos, Cal. 1953
Knight, Lloyd Garrison, ret, 626 S. Fifth St.,
Corvallis.Ore. 1913
Knight, Roger Duayne, p. Box 607, Gilbert,
Iowa. 1959
Knights, Ward Arthur, Jr., ch, Apple Creek
State Hospital, Apple Creek, Ohio. 1950
Knittle, Carl Robert, p, 176 Buckingham St.,
Mansfield, Ohio. 1956
Knopp, Benjamin, p. Box 146, Big Timber,
Mont. 1958
Knott, C. Stanley, p, 14525 N.E. San Rafael
St., Portland 30, Ore. 1920
Knotter, Lucien T., as p, 2550 Buckeye Rd.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1938
Knowles, Louis R., orw, 3632 W. 134th St.,
Cleveland 11, Ohio. 1947
Knowles, Robert Albert, assupt, P.O. Box
336, Elon College, N. C. 20, 1952
Knox, Lewis Alvin, ncr, 120 Gillett St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 1945
Knox, William F., p, 175 Columbian St.,
South Weymouth 90, Mass. 1943
Knudsen, Carl, ch, Middletovvn State Hospital,
40 Highland Ave., Middletown, N. Y. 1925
Knudson, Martin N., p, 304 Fourth St., Sioux
Rapids, Iowa. 1929
Koch, Arthur Raymond, p, 418 N. Prairie
Ave., Mundelein, 111. 1948
Koch, G. Adolf, ret, Peacham, Vt. 1945
Koch, Walter Rowland, p, 1710 W. Grove
Ave., Arlington Heights, 111. 1948
Koehler, Rueben P., p, 4020 N. 54th PL,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1947
Koenig, Philip B., ret. Box 134, Tukwila,
Wash. 1906
Koeroghlian, M. M., p, 218 Salem St., Salem
Depot, N. H. 1947
Kohlhofer, Leonard Bryant, p, 190 Court St.,
Middletown, Conn. 1953
Kohn, Nathan, Jr., ncr, 1934 S. Signal Hill
Dr., Saint Louis 21, Mo. 1951
Koker, Thomas H., p, 112 Elm St., Fairfield,
111. 267, 1960
Kolsti, Arthur Harris, Jr., p, 7171 N. Penn-
sylvania Ave., Indianapolis 20, Ind. 1951
Kono, Tadami John, p. Box 498, Haiku, Maui
Hawaii. 1938
Kooger, Matthias Adrian, p, 3033 S. Normal
Ave., Chicago 16, 111. 1930
Koomruian, Charles, p, Townsend, Mass. 1957
Koon, Clyde Orville, ncr. Saint David's
Church, Va. 1942
Kornegav, Lee Roy, ncr, 2414 Effingham St.,
Portsmouth, Va. 1955
[Koster, Edward H., deceased.
Kovar, Leonard John, p, 714 S. 15th Ave.,
Bozeman, Mont. 1952
Kovaxs, Albert W., p, Mt. Horeb Rd., War-
ren Turnpike, Plainfield, N. J. 1954
Kozelka, Richard Bradley, p, 2600 Leyden St.,
Denver 7, Colo. 1951
Krackhardt, Frederick A, ret, Berlin, Mass. 1914
Kraehenbuehl, Ronald E., my. ABCFM. 244, 1959
Kraft, Walter Ronald, p, Dover, Mass. 1929
Kramer, Alfred S., pod, Isfahan, Iran, APO
205, % Postmaster, New York, N. Y. 1944
364
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Kranz, Francis Emil, p, 227 S. Madison St.,
Lancaster, Wis. 1939
Kranzler, Walter, p, Wishek, N. D. 1939
Kratz, Daniel G., pod, 24 Burr St., Jamaica
Plain 30, Mass. 1957
Krebs, Arthur Henry, p, 201 N. Fourth St.,
Clear Lake, Iowa. 1946
Kriedeman, Tyler P., p, Hope, N. D. 1947
Kroenlein, Carl F., p, Lenora, Kans. 1938
Krout, Ralph L., p. First Cong. Church,
Marysville, Ohio. 1928
Krueger, J. Edward, p, Pelican Rapids, Minn. 1958
Kruener, Harry H., p, 75 Hicks St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. 1940
Krumbine, Miles Henry, ret. Gen. Del., Leu-
cadia, Cal. 1914
Krusi, Carlisle Hume, p, 820 Alameda Ave.,
Astoria, Ore. 1959
Kuebler, Kenneth, p, 316 W. Sixth St., Sey-
mour, Ind. 1946
Kuhn, Christopher George, p, 3730 St. Mary's
Ave., Lincoln 2, Neb. 1929
Kuhnert, Harry C, p, 314 Church St., Hart-
ford, Wis. 1918
Kuhns, Frederick Irving, ncr, Ohio Northern
University, Ada, Ohio. 1930
Kukahiko, John M., p, Honokohau, Maui,
Hawaii. 1927
Kummer, Gerald F., p, 18 Parish Lane, Levit-
town, N. J. 1933
Kuntz, Paul Grimley, coll pf, 1321 Main St.,
Grinnell.Iowa. 1946
Kurtz, Donald W., as p, 1920 Rudolph Rd.,
Eau Claire, Wis. 1951
Kurtz, Ronald Oilman, p, 291 Country Club
Rd., Avon, Conn. 1957
Kurz, Ferdinand August, Jr., p, 157 Linden
Ave., Middletown, N. Y. 1939
Kurz, Rudolph John, p, 4923 Eastern Ave.,
Cincinnati 26, Ohio. 1909
Kusler, Duane Keith, ncr, 531 W. Whitman
Dr., College Place, Wash. 1954
Kwock, Charles Main Chin, p, 1054 S. King
St., Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. 1937
Kwon, Nelson Y. C, p, 2728 Huapala St.,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 1954
La Bounty, George, ret, 860 Faulkner, Wichita
3, Kans. 1915
Lackey, John Robert, p, 637 S. Sunset Dr.,
Winston-Salem, N. C. 1953
La Croix, Francis Asbury, p, 29 Burnett Ave.,
Maplewood, N. J. 1932
Lacy, Howard Emanuel, p, 418 Reinkers Ave.,
Belen, N. M. 1930
Lacy, Mrs. Inez Mundell, 418 Reinkers Ave.,
Belen, N. M. 1945
Ladd, Percy Chandler, p em, 45 S. Willard
St., Burlington, Vt. 1911
Ladre, David Reinhardt, p, 30 Pleasant St.,
Methuen, Mass. 1955
La Flash, George Robert, ret, 3844 E. 15th
St., Long Beach 4, Cal. 1922
Lahr, Franklin E., ncr, Glasgow, Mont. 1944
Laib, Milton Otto, p, 19247 First Ave., S.,
Seattle, Wash. 1945
Lair, James Edward, p, 5318 W. Giddings St.,
Chicago 49, 111. 1934
Laite, Chesley Harrison, p, P.O. Box 343, Mil-
roy. Pa. 1951
Lake, Harry Beaston, pod, Jayne St., Lone
Tree, Iowa. 1948
Lake, Neal Evans, p, Chester, Conn. 1955
Lake, William Matthew, p, 335 E. Harden St.,
Graham, N. C. 1922
Lambright, Andrew Herbert, ret, 515 Traut-
man Ave., Long Beach, Miss. 1924
Lamka, Donald S., p, 9317 46th St., S.W.,
Seattle 16, Wash. 1949
Lancaster, James Locke, p, 23 Woodbridge
St., South Hadley, Mass. 1939
Landelius, Conrad G. E., ret, 500 E. loth St.,
Minneapolis 4, Minn. 1929
Landes, Carl John, coll pf. Southern Union
College, Wadley, Ala. 1929
Landes, Howard J., p, 100 E. Reynolds St.,
New Castle, Pa. 1958
Lane, George Homer, p em, sem ad, 55 Eliza-
beth St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1921
Lane, Robert Chase, p. Notch Hill Rd., North
Branford, Conn. 1952
Lang, Stephen Christian, p em, 11 Evergreen
Ave., Somerville 45, Mass. 1910
Langenes, John David, p, 200 Arizona St.,
Warren 1, Ariz. 1929
Lankford, George Otis, ret, P.O. Box 775, Elon
College, N. C. 1907
Lannholm, Charles Victor, ret, Oakland, Iowa. 1914
Lanphear, Deane R., as p, Danvers, Mass. 1961
Lantz, Chesley Stewart, p, Westmoreland
Depot, N. H. 1929
La Point, Wilfred John, p, Greenville, N. H. 1950
Lapp, G. Robinson, as p, 469 N. Hagadorn
Rd., East Lansing, Mich. 1957
Lappeus, Joseph Colby, p em,, 7 Harris Ave.,
Albany, N. Y. 1898
Larsen, Ernest George, p ein, Bingham, Neb. 1922
Larsen, Paul William, p, 2415 E. 74th St., Clii-
cago49. 111. 1952
Larsen, Roland Samuel, p, Box 36, Kipton,
Ohio. 267, 1960
Larson, Pliilip Martin, Jr., pod, 43 Acton Rd.,
Chelmsford, Mass. 1953
Larson, Robert Lee Roy, p, 608 Willis Ave.,
Syracuse 4, N. Y. 1956
Larson, Roger Marshall, p, P.O. Box 433, Al-
pine, Cal. 1941
Larue, Gerald Alexander, idw, 2203 W. 78th
PI., Inglewood 4, Cal. 1945
Lasseter, Robert Hugh, p, 530 Handley Ave.,
Roanoke, Ala. 1952
Lasswell, Tom J., p. Medicine Lake, Mont. 1959
Laubach, Frank Charles, ec m, 235 E. 22nd St.,
New York 10, N. Y. 1915
Laubenstein, Paul Fritz, coll pf, 57 Oneco
Ave., New London, Conn. 1920
Lauby, Paul T., my, ABCFM. 243, 1948
Laviscount, Samuel Leroy, p em, 14 Ruthven
St., Roxbury 21, Mass. 1917
Lawall, William H., address unknoiun. 1905
LawTcnce, Earl A., p, 1110 High St., Auburn,
Cal. 1954
Lawrence, George William, Jr., as p, 30 Adams
St., Burlington, Vt. 1952
Lawrence, George William, Sr., p, 5402 Win-
chester Ave., Ventnor, N. J. 1912
Lawrence, Philip Rodney, coll p, 914 Elsinore
Dr., Palo Alto, Cal. 1957
Lawrence, Robert Prentice, p, P.O. Box 35,
Adams\-ille, R. I. 1957
Lawrence, Roderick Q., ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1958
Lawrence, Thomas Albert, as supt. Box 1056,
Avon Park, Fla. 17, 1952
Laws, Clifford Wellington, p. Bethel, Me. 1933
Lawson, Robert Vernon, supt, 2 Stimson Ave.,
Providence 6, R. I. 19, 1936
Leach, Hubert Frank, p, 21 Park St., Danvers,
Mass. 1920
Leach, John David, ret, 892 Lake Rd., Web-
ster, N. Y. 1914
Leaf, Curtis T., ret, 5503 Blonde St., Omaha
4, Neb. 1947
Leaker, Arthur D., p, R.D. 1, Glastonbury,
Conn. 1950
Leamon, John Harris, p, 44 Garden St., Cam-
bridge 38, Mass. 1924
Leamon, Jolm Thomas, p, 22 Hawkins St.,
Danielson, Conn. 1953
Leath, William Alexander, p, 9606 Euclid
Ave., Cleveland 6, Ohio. 5, 1926
Leavitt, Daniel, p, 197 Woodland Ave., Gard-
ner, Mass. 1952
Leavitt, Darwin A., ret, Dane Co. Home,
Verona, Wis. 1909
Leavitt, Frederick William, ret, 722 E. 13th
St., Crete, Neb. 1899
Leavitt, Richard Warren, p, Candia, N. H. 1959
Lebold, Keene R., p, Merom Institute, Merom,
Ind. 1951
[LeBosquet, John Edwards, deceased.
I960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
365
Ledbetter, Theodore Sylvester, p, 1737
Webster St., N.W., Wasliington 11, D. C. 1934
Lee, Carleton Lafayette, addrrss taiknoum. 1935
Lee, Charles Virgil, p, 2005 Schaaf Rd., Cleve-
land 19, Oliio. 1952
Lee, Cleatus G., p, P.O. Bo.x 152, Burlington,
N. C. 1941
Lee, Herman, p, 1033 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh,
N. C. 1941
Lee, Hugh Shelby, p, 219 S. Durkee St.,
Appleton, Wis. 1934
Lee, .James Williams, coll pf, 398 Shipherd Cir.,
Oberlin, Oliio. 1941
Lee, Junius Oscar, p, 118 S. Fifth St., Suffolk,
Va. 1932
Lee. Paul R., p, 309 Tliird St., Table Grove,
111. 1938
Lee, Robert, sem pf, Union Theological Semi-
nary, New York 27, N. Y. 1954
Lee, Tuck Wah, mv, ABCFM. 243, 1958
Lee, W. F., p, R'. 1, Bo.x 174, Clarksville,
Va. 1947
Leebrick, Bland Allen, p, R.D. 1, Gibsonville,
N. C. 1951
Leek, Cecil, p, 523 First Ave., W., Williston,
N. D. 1922
LeFebre, Perry Deyo, sem pf, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1946
[Leger, Samuel Howard, deceased. 272
Legge, Charles W., p em, Riversville Rd.,
Greenwich, Conn. 1914
Leggette, Thomas, ret, 1420 Brooklyn Ave.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 1897
LeGrow, William Roy, p, 237 Marshall St.,
Wasseon, Ohio. 1939
Lehman, .411en S., p, 74 Hubbard Dr., Glaston-
bury, Conn. 1932
Lehman, Richard Joseph, ch, Gowanda State
Homeopathic Hospital, Helmuth, N. Y. 1947
Lehmann, Delwin R., p, 23 S. Main St., Wal-
lingford. Conn. 1947
Lehner, Paul W., p. Box 1084, Jamestown,
N. D. 1949
Leidberg, Richard Ernest, ncr, 4A University
Hts., Burlington, Vt. 1958
Leiper, Henry Smith, orw, 1 PauUn Rd.,
Leonia, N. J. !4, 1915
Leiseder, Martin L., p, 18 Walnut St., Sharps-
burg, Pa. 1909
Leisher, Quentin, pod, Pembroke, Mass. 1948
Leland, Harold Guild, p, 20 Marion St., Wol-
laston 70, Mass. 1935
Lello, Jellison Nesbitt, p, 25 Paris St., Norway,
Me. 1942
LeMay, Harold E., p, R D. 1, Eliot, Me. 1918
Lemkc, Andrew B., p, 318 Cutler St., Allegan,
Mich. 1927
Lemmex, Ronald M., p, 432 N. Joyce St.,
Rialto, Cal. 1939
Lenhart, James Wills, p, 4126 Ingersoll Ave.,
Des Moines 12, Iowa. 4, 7, 9, 1933
Lennon, Tari, as p, 11 Brookside Rd., Darien,
Conn. 267, 1960
Lenters, Sam Theodore, p, 1804 George St.,
Sioux City, Iowa. 1932
Leonard, John Leslie, ncr, Barneveld, Wis. 1938
Leonard, Richard Davis, pod, 40 E. 35th St.,
NewYorkie, N. Y. 1952
Leonard, Warren Avery, ret, South St., Hali-
fax, Mass. 1906
Leong, Bing Yee, p em, schad, 1741 Stockton
St., San Francisco 11, Cal. 1917
[LePage, Samuel Maynard, deceased. 272
Lepke, John Richard, p, 50 Church St.,
Oconomowoc, Wis. 1945
[LeRoy, Albert E., deceased. 272
Lesser, Wilbert Russell, p, 355 Glenridge Rd.,
Miami 49, Fla. 19.38
Lessly, Stiles, p, 3432 W. 64th PL, Chicago, 111. 1933
Lester, Fletcher Cummings, p, 906 Chestnut
St., Highpoint, N. C. 5, 14, 1916
Lester, Robert Carlton, orw, India. 267, 1960
Levinson, Norman Alton, p, Attleboro, Mass.
266, 1960
LeVitre, Robert Winston, Jr., p, 34 Providence
St., Woonsocket, R. 1. 267, 1960
Levonian, Puzant S., p em, Box 19533, Los
Angeles 19, Cal. 1915
Lewis, Berl Artamas, p, 239 Kinsley St., Sher-
rill, N. Y. 1936
Lewis, Carroll W., p, 3507 Bainbridge Blvd.,
South Norfolk, Va. 1956
Lewis, Clifford Dean, p, 101 Pawnee Ave.,
Manitou Springs, Colo. 1958
Lewis, D. Glyn, p, 36 Kattelville Rd.,
Chenango Bridge, N. Y. 1923
Lewis, Edward Alvan, ret, 12 Ballard St.,
Durham, N. H. 1919
Lewis, Edward W. W., p, 2001 Niles Ave.,
Saint Joseph, Mich. 1939
Lewis, Ernest G., p, 383 Horton St., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 1939
Lewis, G. Franklin, p, 514 S. Union St., Mont-
gomery, Ala. 1935
Lewis, Harland George, p, 96 Main St., Farm-
ington. Conn. 5. 9, 1941
[Lewis, John Beavens, deceased. 272
Lewis, Olin A., p, 762 Watchung Rd., Bound
Brook, N. J. 1932
Lewis, Robert H., p, Henniker, N. H. 1936
Lewis, Robert W., p, P.O. Box 244, Weaver-
ville, Cal. 1941
Libbey, Scott Smith, as supt, 923 Seventh
Ave., Grinnell, Iowa. 17, 1954
Libby, Merton E., as p, 15 Forest Ave., Old
Greenwch, Conn. 1936
Lichliter, Mcllyar Hamilton, ret, 137 Caster-
ton Ave., Akron, Ohio. 1900
Lichte, Charles R., ret, 531 Harrison Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1912
Lidell, Earnest Dwight, p, 309 S. Le\vis St.,
Monroe, Wash. 1951
Liebe, Milton R., ncr. Green Hill Rd., Deep
River, Conn. 1933
Liebeck, Henry Frederick, as supt, 7400
Pershing Ave., Saint Louis, Mo. 18, 1948
Lieber, Raymond Henry, p, 34 Church St.,
Moravia, N. Y. 1959
Light, Byron Hiller, p, 5940 Kelton St., La
Mesa, Cal. 1957
Light, Donald Russell, p, Allison, Iowa. 1956
Light, Lyman M., ret, 307 S. Claudina St.,
Anaheim, Cal. 1924
Light, Shelby Jason, p, 4576 Fountain St.,
Los Angeles 29, Cal. 1939
Lightbourne, James Horn, Jr., supt, 673 Pied-
mont Ave., N.E-., Atlanta 8, Ga. 11, 20, 1950
Lightbourne, James Horn, Sr., hon supt, p,
R. 3, Everett, Pa. 14, 19, 1915
Likins, Marjorie Harjes, as supt, 3125 W.
Adams Blvd., Los Angeles 18, Cal. 16, 1957
Limardo, Miguel A., p, Box 533, Naguabo,
P. R. 1926
Lincoln, Edwin Richard, p, 303 Indian Creek
Dr. Levittown, Pa. 1956
Lind, John Cieorge, p, 415 St. Patrick St., Ra-
cine, Wis. 1935
Lindahl, Curtis Harold, p, 1022 Corning St.,
Red Oak, Iowa. 1946
[Lindbeck, Arthur Fredolph, deceased. 272
Lindblade, Eric Norman, sch t, 30 Kensington
PL, S., Springfield, Oliio. 1943
Linde, Richard B. L., p, 209 Court St., Elyria,
Ohio. 1944
Lindegren, Robert Wesley, p, P.O. Box 252,
Waimea, Kauai, Hawaii. 1959
Lindeman, Herman H., p, 221 E. Cedar St.,
Walsenburg, Colo. 1910
Lindemuth, Ir^•in Raymond, p, 25 Carrick
Ave., Pittsburgh 10, Pa. 1950
Linden, Earl Enoch Gustaf, p, 199 Valley St.,
Willimantic, Conn. 1939
[Linder, Eric C. A. dfccasfd. 272
Lindgren, Arne Artur Giedeon, ret, Satrabrunn,
Malmko ping, Sweden. 1926
Lindgren, Donald Norman, p, 612 Second
Ave., S.W., Hutcliinson, Minn. 1954
Lindley, Glen, ret, 722 W. Jackson St., Biloxi,
Miss. 1918
Lindner, Kenneth M., ch. Veterans Admin-
istration, 406 Grand Blvd., Huntington,
W. Va. 1942
366
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Lindquist, G. Elmer E., ret, 151 Chilean Ave.,
Palm Beach, Fla. 1912
Lindsay, George Ward, 7}, 170 W. Sierra
Madre Blvd., Sierra Madre, Cal. 1948
Lindsay, John Philip, coll pf, 142 Marked Tree
Rd., Needham 92, Ma.ss. 1933
Lindsay, Lewis Preston, coll pf, 823 Ackler
Ave., Nashville, Tenn. 1927
Lindsay, M. Edgar N., p, Tazewell, Va. 1927
Lindsey, Haldean S., p, 3 Church St., Ballard-
vale, Mass. 1937
Lineweaver, Thomas Marlow, p em, 651 First
St., N.W., Crete, 111. 1915
Link, Eugene Perry, coll pf. State University
College of Education, New Paltz, N. Y. 1933
Link, Kendall, as p, 41 Washington St., Mar-
blehead, Mass. 1959
Linton, Thomas, p, 710 S. Hamilton St., Leba-
non, Ind. 1943
Lipe, WiUiam R., p, Tonganoxie, Kans. 1948
Lippert, Wilmot Theodore, p, 1149 N. Broad
St.,Galesburg, 111. 1957
Lippitt, LeRoy Austin, pern, Twinsburg, Ohio. 1911
Lipscomb, Edward F., p, 206 W. Delaware
St., D\vight, 111. 1941
[Little, Arthur Mitchell, deceased. 271
Little, John H., p, R. 2, Box 86, Rockingham,
N. C. 1950
Little, Robert Williams, p, 158 High St.,
Keene, N. H. 1935
Livingston, Duncan L., p, 3265 Ocean Pkwy.,
Boynton Beach, Fla. 1924
Livingston, Robert Alfred James, as p, 398
Thornchff Rd., Buffalo 23, N. Y. 1947
Lloyd, William Rilev, ret, 315 N. LaGrange
Rd., LaGrange, 111. 1919
Lo, Yuet Fu, p em, 3340 Mooheau St., Hono-
lulu, Oahu, Hawaii. 1914
Lobingier, John Leslie, sec em, 4 Manchester
Rd., Winchester, Mass. 1907
Locke, Oscar Levi, ret, P.O. Box 54, Shade
Gap, Pa. 1925
Locke, Stewart Edward, ret, 1627 W. Flora
St., Stockton 3, Cal. 1934
Lockwood, George Carl, ncr, 45-453 Hoene
PL, Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii. 1927
Lockwood, Mrs. Nelda Gertrude, ncr, Antler,
N. D. 1951
Lockwood, Walter T., ncr, 1716 State St.,
Boise, Ida. 1910
Loehr, Franklin Davidson, ncr, 437 N. Ken-
more Ave., Los Angeles 4, Cal. 1936
Loesch, Russell Talcott, sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 4, 5, 1935
Loescher, Vernon Alvin, p, 113 E. Third St.,
Hinsdale, lU. 8, 1938
Loftis, Eugene Lyle, p, Stanton, Neb. 1956
[Logan, Paul DeWitt, deceased. 273
Lomas, George, ret, 1320 N. Orange St., New
Smyrna Beach, Fla. 1942
Long, David Herbert, ne.r, Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me. 1954
Long, Harold David, p, 1208 Finley Ave., N.,
Birmingham, Ala. 1954
Long, Henry B., ret, 11306 Lake Ave., Cleve-
land 2, Ohio. 1899
Long, Lorence Allan, as p, 123 Longview Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y. 1959
Long, Loy Lewis, sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 5, 8, 1936
Long, Nathaniel Alvah, p, R. 1, Box 218,
Crestview, Fla. 1919
Long, Ralph H., collpf 304 W. Cameron St.,
Chapel Hill, N.C. 1937
Long, S. Burman, as p, 87 Monadnock Rd.,
Worcester 9, Mass. 1910
Long, W. G., coll ad, 9-B Williams Cir.,
Chapel Hill, N.C. 1957
Longley, John H., p, 6409 Humboldt Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 23, Minn. 1953
Look, Arnold Evert, coll ad, Ellis School, New-
town Square, Pa. 1917
Looker, Charles Everett, p, 2402 Union City
Rd., Greenville, Oliio. 1947
Loomis, Clarence B., as p, 1815 Guy St., San
Diego 3, Cal. 1918
Loomis, Herbert Forward, ret, 131 Harkness
Ave., Springfield 8, Mass. 1918
Loomis, Horace B., p, 219 W. Lawrence St.,
Charlotte, Mich. 1943
Loomis, Ralph, orw, 600 N. Ann St., Colum-
bia, Mo. 1924
Loos, Amandu3 William, orw, 350 Central
Park, W., New York 25, N.Y. 11,1933
Loper, Vere V., p em, 670 Spruce St., Berkeley
7, Cal. 4,6,7,14,1919
Lorbeer, Lloyd, p, 615 Leyden Lane, Clare-
mont, Cal. 1958
Lord, Raymond Wesley, as p, 373 S. Lake St.,
Grayslake, 111. 267, 1960
Lorimer, Allan Ingram, p, 19 Mack Lane, Es-
sex, Conn. 1927
Lorimer, William Griffin, p, 920 Main St.,
South Windsor, Conn. 1957
Loring, Herbert Rickard, sem pf, Missouri
School of Religion, Columbia, Mo. 1942
Lotte, Albert Morris, p, 323 W. Washington
St., Monticello, Iowa. 1941
Loudon, Alexander Duncan, p. Main St., Cas-
tine. Me. 1934
Loughran, Joseph Simon, ret, 156 Del Norte
Way, San Luis Obispo 2, Cal. 1912
Loungway, Ferdinand John, p, 1st Cong.
Church, Sterling, Mass. 1929
Lousignont, Lourel Ernest, p, P.O. Box 303,
Alto Pass, 111. 1930
[Lovejoy, Owen R., address unknown
Loveless, Robert Claire, coll ad, 3468 Hardesty
St., Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. 1948
Lovell, Hugh Parker, p em, 3837 W. 57th St.,
Los Angeles 43, Cal. 1915
Lovett, Sidney, p em, 258 Yale Sta., New
Haven, Conn. 1920
Lovett, Sidney, Jr., p, 4969 N. Rock Spring
Rd., Arlington 7, Va. 1953
Loving, Larry Edwin, as sup t, 3056 Prospect
Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio. 1950
Lovitt, Charles William, coll pf, Skidmore Col-
lege, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 1953
Lowd, Harry Stevens, p. North Orange, Mass. 1912
Lowder, Charles Homer, p, 210 Ottawa St.,
Plainfield, 111. 1954
Lowder, Virgil E., ncr, 1751 N Street, N.W.,
Washington 6, D. C. 1926
Lowry, Frederick Sherwood, p. Orient, N. Y.
267, 1960
Loy, William M., p, R. 6, Burlington, N. C. 1928
Lozier, Orville O., ret, 394 Woodford St., Port-
land, Me. 1918
Lucas, A. L., ncr, R. 5, Asheboro, N. C. 1925
Lucas, Roy Everett, ret, 1301 E. National
St., Brazil, Ind. 1918
Luciano, Jose A., pod, 1355 Reid Ave., Lorain,
Ohio. 1926
Luccock, Robert Everette, p, 185 Coldspring
St., New Haven 11, Conn. 1941
Luchs, Fred E., p, 608 E. Williams St., Ann
Arbor, Mich. 1931
Luckey, Charles Pinckney, Jr., p, 7153 Big
Creek Pkwy., Cleveland 30, Oliio. 1953
[Luethi, Louis John, deceased. 273
Lum, Ko Fong, as p, 2485 E. Manoa Rd.,
Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. 1931
Lund, Anders Gottfrid, Sr., p em, Box 126,
South Woodstock, Conn. 1915
Lund, Clayton Reginald, p, 22 Main St.,
Ridgefield, Conn. 1944
Lundberg, Clarence H., p, Hancock, Minn. 1940
Lundberg, Stanley Duane, p, 506 Eighth St.,
International Falls, Minn. 1947
Lundeen, L. Reinald, p, 39 Fairfield Ave.,
South Norwalk, Conn. 1927
Lundquist, Rainus Albin, pod, 7969 Ken-
wood Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio. 1950
Lusk, Alpheus Morgan, p, {ch. Veterans
Admin.), 4411 Ferdinand St., Seattle 18,
Wash. 1941
Luther, Everett B., as p, 8113 N. Eighth Ave.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1950
Luthv, Frederick Herman, p, Box 586, Up-
land, Ind. 1955
I960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
367
Lutman, Thomas, p, 610 Eighth St., Sheldon,
Iowa. 1917
[Lyman, Elias Fenn., deceased. 273
Lyman, Helen Dearburn, p, Colebrook, N. H. 1945
Lyman, Mrs. Mary Ely, ret, Cummington,
Mass. 5, 1949
Lynam, Alan Clayton, p, R. D. 1, Hampton,
Conn. 1958
Lynam, Sion Milton, p, Post Rd., Greenland,
N. H. 1923
Lynch, Edgar H., p, 202 W. 148th St., New
York 30, N. Y. 1934
Lynn, Paul Ross, sem pf, 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1930
Lynne, Lee Wilham, ret, R. 2, Box 273, Ana-
cortes Wash 1928
Lyon, Ellsworth D., p, R. 1, Box 27, Oneida, 111. 1929
Lyon, Everett Stanley, p, 2493 Pa^vtucket
Ave., East Providence, R. I. 1920
Lyon, Frederick William, p, Box 305, Thomp-
son, Conn. 267, 1960
[Lyon, Walter Winslow, deceased. 273
Lyon, Willard Crosbv, p em, W. 1022 Seventh
Ave., Spokane 4, Wash. 1898
Lyons, Christopher Arthur, p, 1 Taylor St.,
Peabodv, Mass. 1957
Lytle, Wilbert Vernon, ncr, 123 Elm St.,
Belpre, Oliio. 1915
Ma, Joseph L. C, p, 21 Brenham PI., San
Francisco 8, Cal. 1946
MacArthur, James Robert, p, P.O. Box 205,
Coventry, Conn. 1941
Macaulay, George Mackenzie, III, p, 407
Hamline St., Grand Forks, N. D. 1953
Maccallum, Donald J., p, 31 Leyden Rd.,
Greenfield, Mass. 1946
MacCallum, Hugh, p em, 18 May St., Need-
ham 92, Mass. 1897
MacCormack, Dwight Bradburn, Jr., coll p,
Dean Jr. College, Franklin, Mass. 267, 1960
Mac Donald, Agnes G., p, 115 E. 14th St.,
Hutchinson, Kans. 1945
MacDonald, Joseph Cony, p, 173 Moffat Rd.,
Waban 68, Mass. 1920
MacDonald, Rosemond M., p em, 10 Valley
Rd., Nahant, Mass. 1912
Macdougall, Arthur R., Jr., ret, Bingham, Me. 1924
[MacDowell, Charles Spurgeon, deceased. 273
MacDuffie, Jolm Norman, p, P.O. Box 19,
Litchfield, Ohio. 1958
MacDuflBe, Malcolm Angus, p, 78 Temple St.,
Waterville, Me. 1944
MacDuffie, Malcolm Angus, Jr., p, 53 Middle
St., Hallowell, Me. 1955
Macliell, John Vincent, Jr., coll pf, Moravian
College, Bethlehem, Pa. 1953
Macintosh, Douglas Major, p, 31 Church St.,
Whitinsville, Mass. 1934
Mack, William Edward, p, Conway, N. H. 1930
MacKenzie, Donald Norton, p. Box 101,
Brookside, N. J. 1942
MacKenzie, John Roderick, p, P.O. Box 223,
lone. Ore. 1959
MacKenzie, William Bruce, p, 400 S. William
St., Denver 9, Colo. 1953
Macklin, Egbert C, p em., 143-13 85th Dr.,
Jamaica 35, N. Y. 1914
MacLean, Allen Douglas, as p, 30 Laconia Rd.,
Worcester, Mass. 267, 1960
Maclean, Douglas Victor, p, 224 W. Prospect
St., Kewanee, 111. 1937
MacLean, Norman Cecil, p, Pleasant St.,
Dracut, Mass. 1940
Maclean, Wilfrid John, p, 283 Broadway, Nor-
wich, Conn. 1935
MacLeod, Norman Murray, Jr., p. Pleasant
St., Dracut, Mass. 1940
MacLeod, Robert Jeffrey, p, 106 Prospect St.,
Stoughton, Mass. 1946
MacLeod, Roderick A., p em, 2533 E. Main
Rd., Portsmouth, R. I. 1921
MacLeod, Roderick Alexander, p em, Had-
dam.Conn. 1916
MacLeod, William John, coll pf, Baldwin
Wallace College, Berea, Ohio. 1940
MacMartin, John Edward, ret, Wolfeboro,
N. H. 1917
MacMichael, Grant A., p, 247 S. Broadway,
Geneva, Oliio. 1942
MacNab, John Montgomery, p, 8 Lindsey St.,
Dorchester, Mass. 1949
MacNair, Everett Wilmer, coll ad, Talladega
College, Talledega, Ala. 6, 11, 1929
[Macnair, William Macintosh, deceas^^d. 273
MacNair, Wilmer Everett, p, Leaf River, 111. 1956
MacNeil, Donald Murdock, ret. Box 711,
Naches, Wash. 1925
MacNeill, John Whitney, p, 2616 Hibiscus
Dr., Sarasota, Fla. 1944
MacNeill, Robert William, orw, 28 Water St.,
South Natick, Mass. 1951
Macon, Clarence Monroe, N., ret, E. 10316
Springfield St., Spokane 62, Wash. 1918
Macon, Mrs. Julia Anna, as p, E. 10316
Springfield St., Spokane 62, Wash. 1943
MacRobert-Galazka see Galazka
[Macy, Paul Griswold, deceased.
Maddaford, John H., p em., Honesdale, Pa. 1927
Madden, Richard Curtiss, ncr, 615 Russmore
St., Los Angeles, Cal. 1959
Madison, Vernon K., p, P.O. Box 427, Peshas-
tin. Wash. 1960
Madison, Vernon K., p, Peshastin, P.O. Box 427,
Wash. 267, 1960
Madren, James Woodrow, p, 213 Grace St.,
Suffolk, Va. 1952
Madren, Silas Ernest, p, 504 N. Stuart St.,
Elkton. Va. 1929
Madren, Thomas Wheeler, p, R, 1, McLeans-
ville, N. C. 1954
Madren, Weldon Thomas, p, R. 2, Ruffin,
N. C. 1943
Madsen, Albert Alonzo, p em, P.O. Box 34,
Washington, N. H. 1906
Madsen, Thorwald Berner, ret, 3614 W.
Hammond Ave., San Mateo, Cal. 1917
Madson, Eddie Robert, orw, R. 2, Box 530,
Port Orchard, Wash. 1944
Maedche, Christian E., p, Burt, N. D. 1923
Maedche, Ernest V., p, 423 Verona St., Ra-
venna, Neb. 1956
Maedche, Helmut Victor, p, Worden, Mont. 1951
Magee, Raymond Joseph, Jr., p, 5 Thayer
Ave., Auburn, Mass. 1954
Mager, Winthrop M., as p, 644 41st St., Des
Moines 12, Iowa. 1935
Maggart, Gerald Edwin, p, 205 W. 65th St.,
Kansas City 13, Mo. 5, 1934
Magill, S. H., ncr. Colonial Heights, Chapel
Hill, N. C. 1953
Magnuson, Carl Emil, as p, 2763 Mary St., La
Crescenta, Cal. 1914
Mahler, Maurice O., p, 63 Stetson Ave.,
Swampscott, Mass. 1932
Mahoney, Harry Robert, coll p. Eagle Brook
School, Deerfield, Mass. 1959
Mahood, Heber St. Clair, ret, 152 Walnut
St., Santa Cruz, Cal. 1911
Mahood, Leland Heber, ncr, 624 Newlands
Ave., San Mateo, Cal. 1949
Maier, Carl Jacob, p, 3506 E. Donner St.,
Fresno, Cal. 1941
Maier, Karl K.,re«, Paul, Ida. 1909
Maier, Ruben Gerhard, p, 209 Everett St.,
Brush, Colo. 1948
Maitland, David Johnston, coll pf, Carleton
College, Northfield, Minn. 1946
Makino, Toraji, ret, Neejime-RYO, Doshisha
University, Kyoto, Japan. 1904
Malav^, Rivera Osvaldo, p. Box 1825, Ponce,
P. R. 1955
Mallery, Wesley Arthur, as p, 24 Grove St.,
Winchester, Mass. 1940
Mallory, Paul Wilham, p, 1821 W. 66th St.,
Argo, 111. 1933
Mallott, Gerald Elwood, coll pf. Defiance Col-
lege, Defiance, Ohio. 1953
Manes, Everett Earnest, p, 309 Albion Ave.,
Fairmont, Minn. 1933
Manes, James Clifford, p, 314 Lawn St., Hart-
land, Wis. 1937
368
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Mangram, John Dee, coll p, Tougaloo South-
ern Cliristian College, Tougaloo, Miss. 1948
Mangrum, Jolin P., p, P.O. Box 98, Franklin-
ton, N. C. 1923
Manley, Felix Alfred, p, 1057 University Ter.,
Reno, Nev. 1935
Manley, Robert Smith, p, 6703 Hague Ave.,
Cleveland 2, Oliio. 1956
Mann, George Jorma, p, Sherman Mills, Me. 1938
Mann, Leland West, p, 368 Chadron Ave.,
Chadron, Neb. 1926
Manners, Roger Ed\vin, p, 91 Cedar St.,
Branford, Conn. 5, 1945
Manning, Edward Lee, pod, Tenants Harbor,
Me. 1945
Manning, Marguerite, p, East Corinth, Vt. 1957
Mannschott, Robert Maxwell, p, 301 E. Vir-
ginia Ave., Peoria 4, 111. 1951
Manshardt, Clifford George, ncr, USIS, Amer-
ican Embassy, APO 271, New York, N. Y. 1922
Manter, John Gilmore, p, Mount Desert, Me. 1936
Manthei, Edward Frederick, p, 3501 S. Col-
orado Blvd., Englewood, Colo. 5, 1939
Manthey, Fred R., Jr., p. 2631 Fillmore St.,
Philadelpliia 37, Pa. 1952
Manwell, Augustin P., p em, 30 N. Whitney
St., Amherst, Mass. 1900
Manwell, Richard Franklin, p, 1 Worthen St.,
Chelmsford, Mass. 1936
Mapes, Richard Mather, p, 7853 Main St.,
Olmstead Falls, Oliio. 1952
Marble, Lloyd Edward, ret, 4 Bay View Ave.,
Kingston, Mass. 1928
Marganian, Mardiros H., p, 4002 Muirfield,
Los Angeles 8, CaL 1946
Margeson, Guy Lord, ret, 5658A Maple Ave.,
Saint Louis 12, Mo. 1919
Marinissen, Jan. ncr, 669 Hillsborough, Oak-
land 6, Cal. 267, 1960
Maris, Marvin Ellsworth, p, 215 W. Miller
Ave., West Terre Haute, Ind. 1929
Mark, Stephen Grim, ret, 12 Littell Rd.,
Brookline 46, Mass. 1923
Marlatt, Homer Chadwell, p. Haven, Kans. 1914
Marmaduke, Ronald K., p, 37055 Bodily
Ave., Niles, Cal. 1958
Marr, Robert Burrell, p, 915 Lincoln Dr.,
Conneaut, Oliio. 1945
Marriott, Roland Charles, p, 113 Laurel St.,
Fair Haven, Mass. 1940
Marriott, Victor Edward, ret. Uplands Sani-
torium. Pleasant Hill, Tenn. 1911
Marsden, Ralph E., Jr., p, 6 W. Abbott Grove
Rd., Orchard Park, N. Y. 1953
Marsh, Mrs. Dorothy V., ret, Barton, Vt. 1926
Marsh, George Bennett, p, Lincoln, N. H. 1916
Marsh, Jolm Sawyer, p. Barton, Vt. 1925
JNIarsh, Lucian John, ret, 1015 Occidental Dr.,
Redlands, Cal. 1904
Marshall, James Clelland, p, 31 Green St.,
Lynnheld, Mass. 1940
Marshall, James Wendell, p, 112 W. Church
St., Evansville, Wis. 1949
Marshall, John Murray, as p, 187 Newport
St., Arlington, Mass. 1955
Marshall, Millard Harley, p, Onaga, Kans. 1931
Marshall, Wilham H. L., ret, R. 6, Gainesville,
Ga. 1902
Marshel, Charles Franklin, p, R. 1, Sims, 111. 1958
Marsland, Mrs. Elsa P., ncr, Livonia, N. Y. 1959
Marston, Robert Eldon, p, 9525 Colesville
Rd., Silver Spring, Md. 1944
Martenson, Carl E., p, 1032 La Salle Blvd.,
Port Huron, Mich. 1932
Martin, Alvo O., ret, 5861 Anderson Rd.,
Forestville, Cal. 1928
Martin, Azel Anson, ret, 555 W. Seventh St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1914
Martin, Charles E., coll pf, Rocky Mountain
College, Billings, Mont. 1926
Martin, Christian John, p, Kulm, N. D. 1942
Martin, Clyde MacDonald, ch, U. S. Air
Force. 246, 1943
Martin, Daniel Keith, p. Fishers Island, N. Y.
267, 1960
Martin, Eric A. G., p, 178 Main St., Spencer,
Mass. 1935
Martin, Harold Edgar, p, First Cong. Church
on the Green, Norwalk, Conn. 1927
Martin, Harry Seavey, ret, 23 Cedar St.,
Newington 11, Conn. 1922
Martin, James Cullens, p, 120 Walnut Ave.,
Roxbury 19, Mass. 1958
Martin, John Alexander, p, 30 Central St.,
West Boylston, Mass. 1937
Martin, Jolm Arthur, coll pf, Wheaton Col-
lege, Norton, Mass. 1940
Martin, Lloyd Frederick, p, 803 .Boston Rd.,
Pinehurst, Mass. 1958
Martin, Ned Howard, p, 379 S. Main St.,
Amherst, Oliio. 1959
Martin, Paul Thomas, p, 10 Arbor Rd., Wen-
ham, Mass. 1935
Martin, Tunnie, Jr., my, 214 Civil Lines,
Jubbulpore, C. P., India. 1949
Martin, Wesley W., ncr, 3192 Ashford Dun-
woody Rd., Atlanta 19, Ga. 1939
Martinez-Rechani, Manuel, ret. Box 111,
Barceloneta, P.R. 1924
Martinson, Einar M., p, 1840 Westchester
Blvd., Westchester, III. 1947
Martynse, Harry (Hendrik), p, Box 244,
Hanapepe, Kauai, Hawaii. 1945
Martz, Edward Everets, p, 149 North Rd.,
Calverton, N. Y. 1940
[Marsolf, William Augustus, deceased. 273
Mason, Daulty Homer, ncr, Albion, 111. 1925
Mason, Randall Chaplain, Sr., p. Box 2658,
Paterson 26, N. J. 1942
Mason, Randall Chaplain, Jr., orw, 580 W.
215th St., New York 34, N. Y. 1957
Massecar, Roy H., p, Rock Stream, N. Y. 1947
Masselink, Bruce H., p, 1492 Lake IDr., Grand
Rapids 6, Mich. 1936
Masser, Albert G., p, 5423 W. Ohio St., Chi-
cago 44, 111. 1944
Mast, Edward Wallace, p, 95 Brookside Rd.,
New Britain, Conn. 1930
Matera, Richard Ernest, p, 33 Seminary St.,
Berea, Ohio. 1952
Maters, John Richard, p, 512 Pioneer St.,
Kalamazoo, Mich. 1913
Matheny, Stephen Douglas, p, Fayette, Mich. 1939
Mather, Alan Frederic, p, 143 Margherita
Lawn, Stratford, Conn. 1955
Mather, Howard E., pod, Amenia, N. Y. 1928
Matheson, Malcolm, p, 5 Chestnut St., Wor-
cester 9, Mass. 1940
Mathews, Wilham Barnes, ret, 1751 Aloma
Ave., Winter Park, Fla. 1917
Mathewson, Earl Frederick, p. College Hgwy.,
Southwick, Mass. 1934
Mathis, John Phihp, p, 279 Windsor Ave.,
Wilson, Conn. 1957
Mathison, Donald Sherman, ncr, 2 Hutchins
Cir., Lynnfield Center, Mass. 1955
Matters, William Tell, Jr., assupt, 1025
Cresenwood Rd., East Lansing, Mich. 18, 1943
Mathews, Alden Ewart, my, ABCFM. 243, 1946
Matthews, Alfred Warren, p, 1317 Campbell
St., Topeka, Kans. 1955
Matthews, Harold Shepard, ret. West Summer,
Me. 1920
Mattos-Alberty, Manuel, p, 155 Audubon
Ave., New York 22. 1955
Mattos, Manuel G., ret, Tous Soto 310, Roose-
velt, P.R. 1923
Maunder, Leonard IL, p, 806 N. Third St.,
Maywood, 111. 1946
Maurer, Paul Henry, ch. Office of the Post
Chaplain, Fort Carson, Colo. 1921
Maurer, Tom Bennett, p, 100 Courtland Ave.,
Park Ridge, 111. 1944
[Mauthe, John H., deceased.
Maxfield, Otis A., p, 1320 Cambridge Blvd.,
Columbus, Ohio. 1949
Maxwell, Henry Faville, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1934
[Maxwell, John Stuart, deceased. 273
May, Henry W., p, Clearville, Pa. 1923
May, Herbert Gordon, coll pf, 237 W. College
St., OberUn, Ohio. 1934
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
369
May, Richard C, ncr, YMCA, Springfield,
Ohio. 267, 1960
May, Rollo Reese, ncr, 411 W. 114th St.,
New York 25, N. Y. 1938
May, Russell, as supt, 680 Flood Bldg., San
Francisco, Cal. 16, 1924
Mayblom, Felix R., p, Box 478, West Paris, Me. 1929
Maycroft, Horace E., p em, 237 Spear St.,
Saugatuck, Mich. 1922
Mayer, Otto, p, 277 Winthrop Ave., Elm-
hurst, lU. 1918
Mayer-Oakes, Frederick Thomas, ret, 621
Lawrence Ave., Detroit 2, Mich. 1908
Mayer-Oakes, Mrs. Grace E., ret, 204 New
Rd., Mount Carmel 18, Conn. 1917
Mayfield, John L., ncr, 251 Lexington Ave.,
Brooklyn 16, N. Y. 1923
Mayfield, Spurgeon Jay, pod, 1718 Dwight
Way, Berkeley 3, Cal. 1935
Mayhew , William Robert, p, 81 Union St.,
Bridgewater, Mass. 1934
Mayne, John Chapman, ncr, 822 N. Wood-
row St., Arlington 3, Va. 1930
Mayne, Joseph Quentin, p, 938 Giddings Ave.,
S.E., Grand Rapids 6, Mich. 1931
Mayne, Virgil B., p em. Box 29, Farmersville,
Ohio. 1919
McAdams, James Thomas, p, 787 Berkeley
Ave., N.W., Atlanta 18, Ga. 1959
McAlister, Eugene Barrows, p, 227 Fourth St.,
N.W., Valley City, N. D. 1937
McAlister, Milton Vosmus, ret, 6 Oak Cir.,
De Land, Fla. 1909
McAUaster, Allan Ruthven, coll pf, 1412 Mul-
berry St., Yankton, S. D. 1956
McArthur, Harvey King, sem pf, 55 Elizabeth
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1942
McBride, Arthur Andrews, ret, 201 First St.,
S.W., Austin, Minn. 1908
McCall, Mrs. Barbara Warren, ncr, 331 N.
Grove Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1938
McCall, Clarence Field, Jr., supt, 165 N. Kenil-
worth Ave., Oak Park, 111. 17, 1938
McCall, Clarence Field, Sr., ret, 580 Mayflower
Rd., Claremont, Cal. 1908
McCallister, Charles Glen, pod, 422 W. Oak
St., Union City, Ind. 1921
MeCallum, Norman Alfred, p, 1326 26th St.,
MoUne, 111. 1939
McCamant, Thomas, p, P.O. Box 138, Hub-
bard, Ore. 1925
McCance, William Hodge, ret, 3768 Country
Club Rd., Long Beach, Cal. 1921
McCartney, Jacob Harvey, ret, 134 Third St.,
Pacific Grove, Cal. 1906
McCarty, Glenn Ira, p em, Saranac, Mich. 1949
McCartv, Lowell James, ret, 355 W. Marshall
St., Hastings, Mich. 1911
McCauley, Joseph Early, p. Box 463, Waverly,
Va. 1920
McClain, Benjamin Jerry, p, 1302 Sixth Ave.,
San Diego 1, Cal. 1943
McClary, George Stratner, p em, 13 Central
Park, Peru, 111. 1907
McCleary, Robert L., p, P.O. Box 403, Harri-
son, Mich. 1935
McClelland, John Francis, p, 310 N. 27th St.,
Billings, Mont. 6,9,1938
McCUntock, Mrs. Bertha Skeel, ret, 769 Ber-
keley Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1928
McClintock, George H., p em, 14 Cherry St.,
Union City, Pa. 1916
McClish, Glade Leonard, ret, 3106 N. 19th St.,
Tacoma, Wash. 1924
McClure, Richard D., coll pf, 506 E. 83rd St.,
Now York 28, N. Y. 267, 1960
McClure, Robert WiUiam, rel, 135 N. Mere-
dith Ave., Pasadena 4, Cal. 1915
McConnell, Herbert, p em, 2720 Four Mile
Rd., N.W., Grand Rapids 4, Mich. 1898
McConnell, James Isaac, sch I, 209 N. 19th
St., Lamesa, Tex. 1950
McConnell, Ravmond A., p em., 2120 B Street,
Lincoln 2, Neb. 1916
McConnell, Russell Hicks, p, 7 Duxbury Lane,
Dearborn 2, Mich. 1934
McCoo, Harold White, ncr, 7043 Lincoln Dr.,
Philadeljihia 19, Pa. 1941
McCook, Charles Franklin, ncr, 100 Leonard
St., Belmont, Mass. 1954
McCorison, Joseph Lyle, .Ir., p, 11 High St.,
Topsfield, ]\lass. 1926
McCormac, Charles Edward, ch, U. S. Air
Force. 246 1959
McCormack, Wilham Elbert, p, 464 E. Wal-
nut St., Pasadena 1, Cal. 6,1927
McCornack, Gene L., as supt, 3380 Bellaire
St., Denver 7, Colo. 16, 1954
McCoy, WilUam A., ret, 2107 College Ave.,
Huntington, Ind. 1918
McCracken, Andrew Vance, sec, 297 Park
Ave., S., New York 10, N. Y. 5, 10, 14, 1924
McCracken, Robert J., p, 490 Riverside Dr.,
New York 27, N. Y. 1928
McCrea, Kenneth Theodore, p. East Arling-
ton, Vt. 1950
McCue, Leslie L., p, 813 S. Washington St.,
Denver 9, Colo. 1942
McCullars, William McLendon, p, R. 2, Pine
Mountain, Ga. 1957
McCuUough, Merwin Earle, as supt, 1710 B
Street, Lincoln 2, Neb. 18, 1946
McCullough, William James, p, 223 S. Venice
Ave., Clearwater, Fla. 1924
McCutcheon, James N., p, 30 Laconia Rd.,
Worcester 2, Mass. 1956
McDougle, Donald L. R., p, Ehzabethtown,
N. Y. 1957
McDowell, Edward A., coll pf, Stephens Col-
lege, Columbia, Mo. 1952
McDowell, Henrv Curtis, p, 6001 N.W. Eighth
Ave., Miami 37, Fla. 1917
McDowell, Maurice Hollie, coll p, 1556 Glen
Arbor, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1946
[McDuffee, Charles Brown, deceased. 273
McDuffee, Frank Breckenridge, p, 3410 Green-
wood Lane, Godfrey, 111. 1936
McEldowney, Morris Clark, as p, 17 R Breck-
wood Cir., Springfield 3, Mass. 1940
McElroy, Paul Simpson, p, 6501 Wydown
Blvd., Saint Louis 5, Mo. 1932
McEwan, Charles Edgar, p, Cummington,
Mass. 267, 1960
McEwen, Homer Clyde, p, 40 W. Lake Ave.,
S.W., Atlanta 14, Ga. 1943
McGarry, David Aubrey, scht, 4262 Monti-
cello Ave., Arlington, Cal. 1951
McGee, John Paul, p, 608 Franklin St.,
Decorah, Iowa. 1946
McGettigan, Walter Joseph, p, 11775 S.W.
Bowmont Lane, Portland 25, Ore. 1929
McGiffert, Arthur Cuslmian, Jr., ret, Mt. De-
sert, Me. 14, 1917
McGill, Arthur Chute, coll pf 14 Bank St.,
Princeton, N. J. 1952
McGilvrav, Harold Wright, p, 168 W. First
St., Fulton, N. Y. 1934
McGown, Russell Miller, p, 1899 Bedford St.,
Stanford, Conn. 1931
McGuffie, Ehzabeth, ret, Deep Valley, Pa. 1953
McGuire, Ross P., p, Cresco, Iowa. 1954
McGuire, Stanley L. II., p, 6531 Sheltondale,
Canoga Park, Cal. 1955
Mcllroy, Albert D. C, p, 5 Plympton St., R. 2,
Middleboro, Mass. 1919
McEwan, Charles Edgar, p, Cummington,
Mass. 1960
Mclnnes, William George, p, 150 Winnicunnet
Rd., Hampton, N. H. 1941
McKee, Sidney, ch, Gould Farm, Great Bar-
rington, Mass. 1909
McKeeman, James Albert, p, 012 W. Tenth
Ave., Emporia, Kans. 1914
[McKeever, Otto D., deceased. 273
McKeith, Alfred B., p, Earlville, Iowa. 1926
McKeith, David, Jr., ncr, R. 2, Box 197, Char-
lottesville, Va. 1926
McKenna, Paul Eugene, p. 111 W. Franklin
St., Clinton, Mich. 1955
McKenney, Ned Burr, p, 5032 Brentwood St.,
Topeka, Kans. 1935
370
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[1960
McKenzie, Gordon Moore, p, 5751 Walnut St.,
Oakland 5, Cal. 1949
McKinley, George Orland A., p, 400 Blunt
St., Charles City, Iowa. 1940
McKinley, Leo, p, 112 W. Manor St., Albany,
Ind. 1939
McKinnie, Marshall A., p, 2160 Garden Ave.,
Klamath Falls, Ore. 1942
[McKinney, Samuel Thompson, deceased. 273
McKnight, James William, pod, 4499 Whittier
Dr., Ventura, Cal. 1934
[McKnight, William Quay, deceased. 273
McLain, Bernard Arthur, p, Box 442, Living-
ston, Mont. 1943
McLane, Edwin D., as p, 210 Orchard Ridge
Rd., Chappaqua, N. Y. 1945
McLaughlin, Arthur Roland, p, Box 134,
Somonauk, 111. 1916
McLaughlin, Delbert T., p, 1313 Tourmaline
St., Mentone, Cal. 1943
McLean, Baron A., sch t, 1002 Danbeck Ave.,
Santa Rosa, Cal. 1929
McLean, David W., ncr, Oil Springs, Ontario,
Mich. 1936
McLean, Joseph Alan, p, 36 Russell Ter.,
Pittsfield, Mass. 1959
McLeod, Robert G., p em, Salem, N. Y. 1905
McLoughlin, John Merton, p. Box 44, Farm-
ingviUe, N. Y. 266, 1960
McMickle, Albert Louis, Jr., p, 135 Essex St.,
Indian Orchard, Mass. 1958
McMullen, Horace Martin, p, 9 Cleveland
St., Brunswick, Me. 1938
McNary, George W., p, 1024 Church St.,
Saint Charles, Minn. 1915
McNeal, Ross W., ret, 1219 Wayne St., Troy,
Ohio. 1923
McNeil, Murray Thornton, Jr., p, 1908 Chat-
win Ave., Long Beach 15, Cal. 1938
[McPhatter, J. T., deceased.
McPherson, Walter AUison, p em, Dingmans
Ferry, Pa. 1919
McQueen, Thomas Craig, pod, 229 Park Ave.,
Glencoe, 111. 1929
McRae, Isaac, p em, 100 Atlantic Ave., Long-
beach, Cal. 1894
[Meacham, Frank, Townsend, deceased. 273
Mead, James Clair, p, 640 Millsboro Rd.,
Mansfield, Oliio. 1933
Meador, Oscar Talbert, p, 304 N. Cypress St.,
Stockton, Kans. 1937
Meadows, Curtis P., p, 612 E. Hargett St.,
Raleigh, N. C. 1938
Meadows, Fay Le, p, 5600 N. Philadelphia
Dr., Dayton 5, Ohio. 1924
Means, Lewis Glen, p, 305 Parkhurst St.,
Fairfield, lU. 1943
Means, Richard Lawrence, as p, 413 Hector
St., Ithaca, N. Y. 1956
Meckel, Aaron Nathaniel, p, 143 13th Ave.,
N., Saint Petersburg, Fla. 1936
Meckel, Ezra, ch. State Hospital, Fergus
Falls, Minn. 1931
Meckel, Myron E., p, 1200 Foothill Blvd., La
Canada, Cal. 1947
Meckel, Silas A., p em., 166 Tansyl Dr., San
Antonio 1, Tex. 1929
[Meckel, Theophilus, deceased. 273
Meckstroth, Arnold W., p, 7 Limestone Blvd.,
ChiUicothe, Ohio. 1937
Meek, Donald J., p, Flagler, Colo. 1959
Meek, Frederick Mayer, p, 645 Boylston St.,
Boston 16, Mass. 6, 8, 14, 1929
Meeker, Charles Hiram, as p, 1242 N.E. 110th
St., Miami 38, Fla. 1919
Meer, John, p, 1107 E. Howell St., Seattle 22,
Wash. 1922
Meffen, James D., Jr., ncr. Box 218, Hallan-
dale, Fla. 1951
Mehlhaflf, Edwin, p, 210 E. Sixth St., Russell,
Kans. 1954
Meier, Robert Leshe, p, 97 Hillside Ave.,
Chatham, N. J. 1953
Meikle, Alexander M., ret, 637 Plymouth Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1911
Meineker, Edwin Charles, p, R.D. 3, Coven-
try, Conn. 1958
Meinhardt, Arthur August, p, 717 E. Southern
Ave., Phoenix, Ariz. 1946
Melanson, Arthur H., as p, 34 Whittier Rd.,
Wellesley HiUs 82, Mass. 1945
Melberg, William Frederick, p, 160 S. Lake
St., Hamburg, N. Y. 1943
Melidonian, Norair, p, 920 N. El Moline Ave.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1938
Mellinger, Asa Wright, p, 302 Chicopee St.,
Chicopee, Mass. 1925
Mellish, William Stanley, p, 620 22nd St., Mo-
line, 111. 1946
Mellott, Edward F., p, Munnsville, N. Y. 1916
Menge, Guillermo, Calle 8, Entre 1 Y 14,
Ezpeleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina, S. A. 1953
Menge, Gustavo, p, a/c Saavedra 1020, Lean-
dro N. Alem, Misiones, Argentina, S. A. 1957
Menk, Sidney G., sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 18, 1942
Mensendiek, C. WiUiam, p, 398 Lincoln
Pkwy., Buffalo 16, N. Y. 1948
Merchant, Joseph Warren, sec, 287 Park Ave.,
S., New York 10, N. Y. 10, 1941
Merchant, Mylon Dickinson, ret, P.O. Box
687, Avon Park, Fla. 1914
Mercier, Harold Abraham, p, P.O. Box 115,
Walker, Minn. 1935
Merlin, John Clayton, p. Box 771, Newport,
Wash. 1958
MerUno, Giuseppe, address unknown. 1901
Merner, John Edwin, p, 118 N. Third St.,
River Falls, Wis. 1952
Merriam, Elwyn DeForest, p, 25 S. Main St.,
ChurchviUe, N. Y. 1924
Merrifield, Reginald Arthur, p, Columbus, Pa. 1935
Merrill, Boynton, p em, 628 Reynard Dr.,
Cincinnati 31, Ohio. 4, 7, 1918
[Merrill, Charles Clarkson, deceased.
[Merrill, John Ernest, deceased. 273
Merrill, Randolph Seaman, p em, R.D., Mere-
dith, N. H. 1916
Merritt, James T., ncr. Holly Springs, N. C. ( — )
Merseberg, James Paulo, p, P.O. Box 188,
Hana, Maui, Hawaii. 267, 1960
Meserve, Albert Ray, p, 500 W. Church St.,
Knoxville 2, Tenn. 1933
Meserve, Howard Curtis, ncr, 5 Plymouth PL,
Milford, Conn. 1903
Meserve, Nathaniel, p. Box 91, Cedarville,
Cal. 1959
Meske, Fred L. V., ret, P.O. Box 1003, Hart-
ford 1, Conn. 1891
Messersmith, Lauren H., p, R. 2, Box 634,
Lake Villa, 111. 1945
Messner, Harold Karl, p, R.D. 2, ChiUicothe
Rd., Willoughby 2, Ohio. 1936
Metcalf, Walter Stamp, pern, 203 S. New
Jersey Ave., Tampa 9, Fla. 1911
Metier, John William, p, 707 Oakwood St.,
Ypsilanti, Mich. 1954
Metsker, Denver Clarence, ret, P.O. Box 92,
Interlachen, Fla. 1917
Metting, Leonard J., p, 2440 W. York St.,
Blue Island, lU. 1943
Metzger, Roscoe Fraser, p, 36 Woodland Ave.,
Bloomfield, Conn. 1935
Meury, Edward WilHam, p, 10 Woodway Rd.,
WeUesley81,Mass. 1942
Meyer, Eugene Waldemar, p, 89 Grove St.,
Auburndale 66, Mass. 1941
Meyer, Frederick Alfred, ncr, 5100 Irving
Ave. S., Minneapolis 19, Minn. 1929
Meyer, George Edgar, ret, 1776 Joliet St.,
Denver 8, Colo. 1934
Meyer, Harry L., p em, 62 Redwood Lane,
Harwichport, Mass. 1916
Meyer, Mrs. Jane Sheffield, ret, 1776 JoUet St.,
Denver 8, Colo. 1945
Meyer, Robert Kenneth, my, ABCFM. 243, 1956
Meyer, William WiswaU, p, 1927 N. Third Ct.,
Grand Junction, Colo. 1940
Meyners, J. Robert, coll pf, 3027 Rhodelia
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1948
19G0] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
371
Michael, Harold Leroy, p, 5318 Glover Dr.,
Lisle, 111. 1925
Michaelsen, Einar Peter, p, Box 27, Brentford,
S. D. 1949
Michel, Raymond Andrew, ncr, Box 3,
Y.M.C.A., Elyria, Ohio. 1949
Mickle, John Charles, p, 764 Walker Ave.,
Memphis 6, Tenn. 4, 1941
Middleton, Randolph Earl, p. Box 223, Con-
don, Ore. 1959
Midgley, Robert Hero, p, 1817 N. Hi Mount
Blvd., Milwaukee 8, Wis. 1947
Mierow, Charles Christopher, ret, 9 S. 34th
St., Colorado Springs, Colo. 1936
Miguel, Paul, p, 204 N. Professor St., OberUn,
Ohio. 1959
Miho, Paul Katsuso, ncr, 1810 University
Ave., Honolulu 10, Hawaii. 1944
Mikesell, WiUiam Henry, coll pf, Columbus,
Miss. 1945
Mildram, Robert Cecil, coll ad, Tennessee
Wesleyan College, Athens, Tenn. 1938
Millard, George Edward, p, Warren, Ind. 1934
[Millard, William Barrett, deceased. 273
Miller, Albert R. H., p, 4607 S. Normandie
Ave., Los Angeles 37, Cal. 1933
Miller, Anthony Bertram, p, 14 Park St.,
Saint Johnsbury, Vt. 1950
Miller, Carleton Brooks, p em, 405 N. Orchid
PL, Battle Creek, Mich. 1918
Miller, Charles Winthrop, ret, 1927 Virazon
Dr., Lallabra, Cal. 1923
Miller, Chester E., asp, 9 Powder Horn Hill
Rd., Wilton, Conn. 1950
Miller, Clark L., p, 308 Church St., Shenan-
doah, Iowa. 1959
Miller, CUfford L., ret, 77 Copeland St., Boston
19, Mass. 1910
Miller, Clyde Horace, Jr., as p, 7930 Rhodes
Ave., Chicago 19, 111. 1958
Miller, Donald Gurney, p, 1081 Pratt St.,
Philadelphia 24, Pa. 1958
Miller, Edward Ruble, coll pf, Antioch College,
Yellow Springs, Ohio. 1932
Miller, Elvert Franklin, p, P.O. Box 5, Paia,
Maui, Hawaii. 1940
Miller, Fred, ret, Woodbrook Farms, Metu-
chen, N. J. 1921
Miller, Gailen Richard, p, 2174 W. 62nd St.,
Cleveland 2, Ohio. 1958
Miller, George Frederick, Jr., my, ABCFM. 243, 1946
Miller, Gerald Fletcher, p, P.O. Box 21, Hins-
dale, N. H. 1928
Miller, John H., p, 651 S. Main St., South
Brewer, Me. 1947
Miller, John Homer, p em, 2639 N. 50th PL,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1929
Miller, Louis L., ret, 212 School St., Nor-
mal, 111. 1920
Miller, Ray Marcus, p, 123 Orchard Rd., Nor-
ris, Tenn. 1926
Miller, Robert John, p, 1212 Francis St., Long-
mont, Colo. 1937
Miller, Ruf us Ward, ncr, (cA, Veterans Admin.) ,
Grand Junction, Colo. 1952
Miller, Saul, as p, 1046 Grove Way, Hayward,
Cal. 1932
Miller, Walter Kenneth, p. Box 6, Sheffield,
Mass. 1933
Milley, Chesley Ross, ncr, 574 Dantzler Ave.,
Orangeburg, S. C. 1947
MiUigan, Charles Stuart, sem pf, 864 S. Uni-
versity Blvd., Denver 10, Colo. 1942
Milliken, Lowell Woodman, sch t, 263 Meriden
Rd.,Painesville,Ohio. 1951
Millinger, Walter Harold, p, 214 Maple St.,
East Haven 12, Conn. 1924
Mills, Donald Otis, orw, P.O. Box 225, Foot-
hill Sta., Salt Lake City, Utah. 1942
Mills, Lewis W., p, Dixfield, Me. 1936
Mills, Maynard Alvin, p, P.O. Box 237, Jupi-
ter, Fla. 1944
Milmine, Alexander, ret. Box 88, San Diego 12,
Cal. 1926
Milne, George McLean, p, Newton Rd., Wood-
bridge, Conn. 1940
Milnes, Russell Henry, p, 53 Chestnut St.,
Bethel, Conn. 1941
Minakuchi, Yutaka, ret, 396 S. Union St.,
Burlington, Vt. 1910
Minear, Paul Sevier, sem pf, 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 1938
Miner, Harry Benjamin, p, 146 High St., New-
buryport, Mass. 1916
Minich, Roy L., p em, p, 35 Woodland Rd.,
Maiden 48, Mass. 1918
Minton, Wilson Parke, ret, 3312 Hamilton St.,
Philadelphia 4, Pa. 1910
MissirUan, Harutune M., p, 1323 M Street,
Fresno 21, Cal. 1946
Mitchell, Cyprus R., ncr, 302 Jervois Rd.,
Auckland, New Zealand. 1911
Mitchell, Frederica, p, Keene Valley, N. Y. 5, 1935
Mitchell, George Edwin, p, 245 S. 24th St.,
Terra Haute, Ind. 1926
Mitchell, Kenneth Jack, p, 275 Park St.,
Fruitport, Mich. 1955
Mitchell, Lennis Harold, p, 206 Bianchi Dr.,
New Ulm, Minn. 1940
MitcheD, Orlan Elroy, p, 115 Third Ave.,
N.W., Clarion, Iowa. 1959
Mitchell, Pliilip Herbert, p, R.D., Charlton,
Mass. 1959
Mitchell, Richard Langley, ret, 7740 N.E.
Eastlake Ter., Chicago 26, 111. 1920
Mitchell, Robert D., p, 331 Lake Ave., Ashta-
bula, Ohio. 1939
Mitchell, William Dean, p. Southwest Harbor,
Me. 1954
Mix, Ralph Hooker, ret, 102 Knickerbocker
Ave., Springdale, Conn. 1910
Miyashiro, Tsuneo, p, 300 E. Chestnut St.,
Sheffield, 111. 1957
Mockler, James Michael, as p, 11 Beverly Ct.,
Braintree, Mass. 1957
Moe, William C. H., p em, Tolland, Conn. 1906
Moehling, Henry A., Jr., ret, 902 Hubbard
Ave., Mishawaka, Ind. 1919
Mohr, Paul, pod, 2128 Muriel St., N.E., Albu-
querque, N. M. ( — )
Moissides, George Lazarus, sch t, American
Academy, Laranaka, Cyprus. 1948
Moku, Moses, p, P.O. Box 423, Wailuku,
Maui, Hawaii. 1922
Momenthy, Frederick Andrew, p, 1788
Broad St., Cranston, R. I. 1956
Moncol, Andrew John, p em, 3395 W. 127th
St. , Cleveland 1 1 , Ohio. 1906
Monroe, Robert L., p, 1829 Alston Ave.,
Durham, N. C. 1934
Monroe, William Irving, Jr., p, 1 Lowell St.,
Peabody, Mass. 1938
Monteith, Charles Richard, p, 35 Beech St.,
Rockland, Me. 1942
Montgomery, Charles George, address un-
known. 1944
Montgomery, James Watson, p, E. 3403 22nd
Ave., Spokane 33, Wash. 1949
Montgomery, Royal John, ret, 624 Broad St.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 1907
Moody, Howard R., p, 55 Washington Sq., S.,
New York 12, N. Y. 1950
Mooers, Malcolm Minter, p, Washington Dr.,
Centerport, N. Y. 1948
Mook, Henry Telfer, my, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 8, 1955
Mooney, Thomas, ncr, P.O. Box 35, Claka-
mas. Ore. 1949
Moore, David E., p, 13 Cliflwood St., Lenox,
Mass. 1956
Moore, James A. G., ret, R.D. 4, Ithaca, N. Y. 1917
Moore, John Dewey, p, 3547 Rosedale St.,
Houston 4, Tex. 1934
Moore, Josh R., ncr, Cromwell, Iowa. 1939
Moore, Mrs. Olah Brownson, p, Thompson
Falls, Mont. 1948
Moore, Richard Ora, Jr., p, 730 Stevens St.,
Barstow, Cal. 1951
Moore, Thomas J., p, 3019 Salter St., New-
port News, Va. 1923
Moos, Bernhard, p, P.O. Box 75, Merricourt,
N. D. 1927
372
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Morain, Jesse L., ret, 1041 Gramercy Dr.,
Los Angeles 19, Cal. 1905
Morales-Vega, Raymon, ret, Urb. Constancia,
Ponce, P. R. 1931
More, James Harold, ret, 5469 Seventh Ave.,
Los Angeles 43, Cal. 1916
Moremen, William Merrill, asp, 3041 Sierra
Way, San Bernardino, Cal. 1956
Morey, Verne Dale, coll pf. Fort Kent, Me. 14, 1941
Morgan, Caradoc James, ret, 11343 N.E.
Everett St., Portland 20, Ore. 1914
Morgan, Colby Shannon, p, 9 Chestnut St.,
Pittsfield, N. H. 1945
Morgan, Donald Walker, p. Box 242, Litch-
field, Conn. 1953
Morgan, Frank D., p, 96 Broad St., Concord,
N. C. 1940
Morgan, John Ellsworth, p, 98 Kemper St.,
Wollaston 70, Mass. 1937
Morgan, John Richmond, p em, 2709 Fourth
St., Peru, 111. 1914
Morgan, Joseph Greyham, p, 108 N. School
St., Eureka, Kans. 1927
Morgan, Ralph Jerry, p. Maple St., Hinsdale,
Mass. 267, 1960
Morgan, Richard Risley, net, R. 2, Box 2568,
Bainbridge Island, Wash. 1932
[Morgan, Riley Earl, deceased.
Morgan, Robert Lewis, as p, 209 Court St.,
Elyria, Ohio. 1957
Morgan, Victor Henry, ret, 113 Crescent Ave.,
Burlingame, Cal. 1922
Morgan, Walter H., ret, 20 Front St., Walpole,
Mass. 1909
Morgan, William Henry, ret, High Top
Colony, Black Mountain, N. C. 1948
Morimoto, Paul Shigeru, p. Box 105, Waimea,
Kauai, Hawaii. 1939
Morita, Isamu, p. Box 218, Kapaa, Kauai,
Hawaii. 1956
Morley, Arthur, p, 15 Mufflin Dr., North
Andover, Mass. 1957
Morrell, Herbert Beaumont, p, 490 Beacon St.,
Boston 12, Mass. 1928
Morrill, Ernest Everett, as p, 3838 35th Ave.,
W. Seattle 99, Wash. 1916
Morrill, Mrs. Frieda Kirkendall, ret. Box 76,
Ocean Citv.Md. 1922
Morrill, James Whittier, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1947
Morrill, Thomas Orange, as p, 191 Arlington
St., Framingham, Mass. 1959
Morris, Robert Gordon, p, 220 Osgood St.,
North Andover, Mass. 1949
Morris, Russell R., as p, 7 Allard St., Concord,
N. H. 1930
Morrison, Donald Aaron, pod, 31 Library
St.. Hudson, N. H. 1958
Morrison, Frederick W., ncr, 4274 Middlesex
Dr., San Diego 16, Cal. 1918
Morrison, James W., p, 334 Harden St., Gra-
ham, N. C. 1949
Morrison, John Alexander, p, Gilmanton,
N. H. 1930
Morrison, Truman A., Jr., p, 120 Oakland
Dr., East Lansing, iVIich. 1945
Morrow, Fred Richard, p, 1705 E. 14th St.,
The Dalles, Ore. 1926
Morrow, Jolm WyUe, p. Box 167, Westminster,
Mass. 1955
Morse, Bradley Thorpe, ch, U. S. Air Force.
246, 1943
Morse, Kenneth Jeffrey, p. Box 345, Bethel,
Vt. 1957
Morse, Mer\'yn M., p, 498 Main St., Ware-
ham, Mass. 1941
Alorse, Valton Vincent, p, Box 145, Cumber-
land Center, Me. 1947
Morseth, Donald C, Plainview, Neb. 1954
[Morton, Edgar, E., deceasid.
Morton, Mrs. Margaret Miner, ret, 101 Larch-
wood Dr., Cambridge 38, Mass. 1950
[Morton, Norris T., deceased.
[Moseley, John Henry, deceased. 274
Mosley, Henry, p em, Candor, N. Y. 1918
Mosley, Ronald Arthur, p, 37 Hancock St.,
Bar Harbor, Me. 1943
Moss, James A., ncr, 318 W. 106th St., New
York, N. Y. 1957
Mosshammer, Alden Smith, p, 26 Idlewood
Rd., White Plains, N. Y. 11, 1931
Mossman, Guy Eldred, as p, 06 Grant St., La-
conia, N. H. 1928
Moulthrop, George Allison, p, 704 E. Ninth
St., Lockport, 111. 1951
Moulton, Joseph L., ret, 144 Hancock St.,
Auburndale 66, Mass. 1918
Mow, Joseph B., p, Deerfield, Mass. 1949
Mo«Tey, John Delmore, p, Box 473, Ledyard,
Conn. 1950
Moyer, John Robert, p, 309 N. Jackson St.,
Plentywood, Mont. 1958
Moyer, Kenyon Edward, as p, Fairlawn Com-
munity Church, Akron 13, Ohio. 1957
Muder, Paul Leicester, p. South China, Me. 1941
Muellen, Herman E., pern, 311 E. Wasliing-
ton St., Berrien Springs, Mich. 1924
Mueller, Robert Conrad H., p, 1801 N. Nash-
ville Ave., CUcago 35, 111. 1944
Mueller, Santiago, p, San Pedro 152, Vilia
Ballester, Buenos Aires, Argentina, S. A. ( — )
Mueller, Walter Alfred, p, 777 Oakland Ave.,
Oakland 11, Cal. 1925
Mugar, Youhanna D., address unknown. 1935
Mugrditcliian, see, Mugar.
Muilenburg, James, sem pf, 3041 Broadway,
New York 27, N. Y. 1936
MulhoUand, John Frank, p, Kamehameah
Schools, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. 1932
Muller, Santiago, collp, % Coop. Sucursal,
NR. 4, Eldorado Missiones, Argentina, S. A. ( — )
Mundell, Charles S., ret, 6412 S. Vermont St.,
Los Angeles, 44, Cal. 1912
Munger, Carlos Eugene, as p, 2345 Charming
Way, Berkeley, Cal. 1955
Munger, Earle A., ret, 624 Broad St., Grinnell,
Iowa. 1904
Munro, David M., p, 108 Maiden Rd., Syra-
cuse 11, N. Y. 1949
Munro, Harry C, ret, address unknown. 1916
Munroe, OUver H., ncr. New City Hotel,
Rochester, N. H. 1924
Munsey, John Vernon, p, 606 N.E. First St.,
Enterprise, Ore. 1951
Munson, Howard E., p, 144 Whittum Ave.,
Springfield 8, Mass. 1946
Munson, Marion Alden, as supt, 297 Park
Ave., S., New York 10, N. Y. 1952
Munson, Paul Nathaniel LawTence, Jr., p,
P.O. Box 75, Plymouth, Conn. 1959
Munz, Armin C, p, Scottsbluff, Neb. 1939
Muray, Remus, sch t, 82 Grove St., Wellesley,
Mass. 1938
Murdock, Virgil E., p, Westford, Mass. 1958
Murphy, Aubrey L., as p, 32 W. Parish Rd.,
Westport, Conn. 1946
Murphy, Everett A., ncr, 25 Perkins St.,
Manchester, Conn. 1955
Murphy, Kenneth, p, 26 S. Center St., Spring-
field, Oliio. 1935
Murphy, LawTence Elbert, coll p, 1722 Ruby
St., Sioux City, Iowa. 1924
Murphy, Russell C, p, 335 Blossom St., Fitch-
burg, Mass. 1955
Murphy, Warren Vinton, as p, 169 Cooper
Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. 1933
Murray, Martin Roy, Jr., p. Box 247, Wiggins,
Colo. 1936
Murray, PhiUp George, p, Eden Congrega-
tional Church, Hayward, Cal. 1931
Murray, Stanley Forsyth, ret, 98 Laconia
Rd., Lexington 73, Mass. 1933
Murtfeldt, Frank Woolley, p em, 76 LeRoy
PI., Newburgh, N. Y. 1908
Musgrave, Gerald R., p, 1109 N. Jefferson
Ave., Robinson, 111. 1954
Musgrave, Raymond Rudolph, p, R. 1, Fair-
field, 111. 1957
Musser, Forrest C, p, 9 Curve St., Wakefield,
Mass. 1935
Musser, Harlan C, p, 261 N.E. 23rd St.,
Miami 37, Fla. 1944
19603 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
373
Muth, Philip Arthur, p, 238 23rd Ave., N.,
Clinton, Iowa. 1956
Myers, Anthony Wayne, p, 4906 Prospect
Rd., Peoria Heights, lU. 1948
Myers, Charles Davis, coll ad, Berea College,
ky. 1933
Myers, Charles Haven, p em, Friday Harbor,
Wash. 1906
Myers, D. L., Jr., p, 211 W. Cameron Ave.,
Chapel HiU, N. C. 1945
Myers, Eugene Horton, ret, 508 Quincy St.,
Rapid City, S. D. 1916
Myers, G. Harold, p, 2809 Forest Dr., Burling-
ton, N. C. 1947
Mvers, George Raymond, sch t, 2757 Eastway
Dr., Okeraos, Mich. 1942
Myers, Lester G., p, 792 Dartmouth St.,
South Dartmouth, Mass. 1930
Myers, Paul B., sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8.
Mass. 18, 1932
Myers, RusseU E., p, 1186 W. County Rd. B.,
Saint Paul 13, Minn. 1940
Mvers, Russell R., pod, 1206 Oliver St., North
Tonawanda, N. Y. 1955
Mvers, Virgil E., p, 2300 S. State St., Spring-
field, 111. 1927
Myrick, P. Allen, my, ABCFM. 243, 1958
Nabb, Herbert G., as p, 2319 Union St., S.E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1952
Nace, Theodore Keifer, p, Box 21, Loomis,
Cal. 1952
Nagano, Paul M., p, 829 Pensacola St., Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. 1943
Nagata, William Matsuo, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1956
Nansen, John Alfred, p, 207 Fourth Ave., S.E.,
Tripoli, Iowa. 1920
Napier, Bunyan Davie, sem pf, 409 Prospect
St., New Haven 11, Conn. 1938
Nash, Mrs. Charlotte E., ret, 7422 Wellington
Ave., University City 30, Mo. 1914
Nason, Howard Earl, ch, U. S. Air Force. 246. 1967
Nathan, Robert Arge, Jr., p, R. 2, Box 2100,
Bainbridge Island, Wash. 1954
NattelU, Nicholas William, as p, 5125 S. Wash-
ington St., Littleton, Colo. 1958
Nauman, St. Elmo, p, 86 W. Longden Ave.,
Arcadia, Cal. 1939
Nauman, St. Elmo H., Jr., as p, 158 Murphy
St., Berea, Oido. 1939
Nave, Clare, p, 1109 Jefferson St., Robinson,
lU. 1957
Neal, Alfred C, ret, Lebanon, N. H. 1913
Neal, Fred William, collpf, 1977 Snowden
Ave., Mempliis, Tenn. 1944
Neal, Frederick Jefferson, ret. Glen Margaret,
Nova Scotia, Canada. 1918
Neale, Robert Edward, p, 107 Joralemon St.,
Brooklyn 1, N. Y. 1954
Neerman, Paul C, ret, 205 N. Norwood PL,
Alhambra, Cal. 1939
Neese, James Everett, p, 3000 Grove Ave.,
Richmond, Va. 1936
Neese, Joseph L., ret. Box 5, Bradenton Trailer
Pk., Bradenton, Fla. 1929
Neff, Clarence Alvin, p em, 626 W. Ninth
St., Claremont, Cal. 1913
Neill, D. Richard, p. Pearl City, Hawaii. 1958
Nein, Jacob, p, 1601 S. Melrose St., Casper,
Wyo. 1935
Neiwirth, Milton Jerry, p, 2406 Bedford St.,
Lansing, Mich. 1942
Nelson, Andrew Calvin, p, P.O. Box 331,
Shawmut, Ala. 1930
Nelson, Anthony Amos, p, 40 Dennison St.,
Oxford, Mich. 1932
Nelson, Christian Gravesen, ret, 808 N. Wa-
bash St., Norton, Kans. 1908
Nelson, Culver Hoag, p, 1302 W. Vista Ave.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1952
Nelson, David Brumbaugh, ncr, 5527 29th
Ave., N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. 1956
Nelson, Floyd H., ncr, 1915 S. Alpine Rd.,
Rockford, lU. 1935
Nelson, Frederick Nels, p, P.O. Box 481,
Windermere, Fla. 1942
Nelson, George, p, 18324 S.E. Blanton AVe.,
Milwaukie, Ore. 1956
Nelson, Henry R., pod, 216 E. Muskegon Ave.,
Whitehall, Mich. 1910
Nelson, James Bruce, p, 26 Forest St., Ver-
milUon, S. D. 1958
Nelson, John Edward, p, 25 Prospect St.,
Somersworth, N. H. 1951
Nelson, John R., p, 14 Centre St., Milton,
Mass. 1922
Nelson, John Walter, p, 827 N. Country Club
Dr., Newark, Ohio. 1956
Nelson, Paul Edwin, ret, Olds Hall, P.O. Box
791, Daytona Beach, Fla. 1919
Nelson, Roscoe, p em, 36 Walkley Rd., West
Hartford 7, Conn. 1892
Nelson, Roscoe Winthrop, Jr., p, 3833 St.
Regis Dr., White Bear Lake 10, Minn. 1952
Nelson, Samuel David, Jr., p, 319 Great Neck
Rd., Virginia Beach, Va. 1958
Nelson, Wallace Arthur, p, Balaton, Minn. 267, 1960
Nelson, Wesley Paine, p, 144-64 87th Ave.,
Jamaica 35, N. Y. 1952
Nestingen, Edward Leif, ncr, 1001 S. Wright
St., Champaign, 111. 1945
Neu, Robert Gustave, p, 517 Rosebud St.,
Gregory, S. D. 1954
Neuenschwander, John, p. Lock Box 6, Stotts
City, Mo. 1921
Neumann, Frederick, p, 44 Butler PL, Brook-
lyn 38, N. Y. 1938
Nevala, Samuel, ret, 5655 N. Detroit Ave.,
Portland 17, Ore. 1916
Nevers, Harold Leslie, p, P.O. Box 67, Pitts-
field, Mass. 1927
Newcomer, Sam Harold, coll pf. Brown Uni-
versity, Providence, R. I. 1955
NeweU, Raymond Wilson, p, Eagle River,
Wis. 1931
[Newey, Paul S., deceased.
[Newland, Eddy Clark, deceased. 274
Newlin, Neal Dow, p, 205 W. Ward St., Ver-
sailles, OMo. 1920
Newlin, Mrs. Opal M., p, 800 Rosewood Ave.,
EfBngham, 111. 267, 1960
Newman, Lester I., coll ad, 40 Raymond,
Magnolia, Mass. 1949
Newsham, Harold G., as p, 28 Queen St.,
Newto^^'n, Conn. 1921
Newton, John Edward, p em, 78 Lawn Crest
Rd., New Haven 15, Conn. 1898
Newton, Joseph Rodney, p, R. 2, North Madi-
son, Conn. 1922
Newton, Ruby Esten, ret, P.O. Box 287, Po-
mona Park, Fla. 1919
Newton, Seth Wolcott, p, HoUis, N. H. 1957
Nicely, Daniel Weigle, p, 100 S. Sixth St.,
LaGrange, 111. 9, 1932
Nicely, Paul Lyman, orw, 2247 W. Lincoln
St., Birmingliam, Mich. 1952
Nicholas, Wavne Alfred, coll pf, 340 KenU-
worth Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. 1935
Nichols, Charles Stuart, p, 100 Courtland
Ave., Park Ridge, lU. 1934
Nichols, Edward G., p, Box 49, Demorest, Ga. 1928
Nicholson, Harry, p, 501 W. Market St.,
Akron 3, Oliio. 1932
Nicholson, Roger Stewart, p, 82 Brewer St.,
East Hartford 8, Conn. 1952
Nicholson, Wesley Goodson, p, P.O. Box 5156,
Eugene, Ore. 1931
Nickerson, Don L., p, 259 State Rd., North
Dartmouth, Mass. 1949
Nickerson, Emery Hallet, p, Manchester, Vt. 1932
Nickerson, John, ret, 2119 23rd Ave., S., Min-
neapolis 4, Minn. 1910
Nicol, Duane Matthew, ret, 340 S. Ridgewood
Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. 1922
Nicolas, William Henry, p, 13 Arlington St.,
Cambridge 40, Mass. 1931
NiebuliT, Richard R., sem pf, 45 Falmouth
Rd., Arhngton 74, Mass. 5. 1950
Niederhelman, Alfred A., ncr, 141 E. 14th St.,
Fond du Lac, Wis. 1933
Niedringhaus, Fred W., p, 2551 Santiago Ave.,
Santa Ana, Cal. 1927
374
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[1960
Nielsen, David, ch, 11012 W. Michigan Ave.,
Milwaukee 13, Wis. 1937
Nielsen, Richard Jewett, p, 2703 S. Alpine Rd.,
Rockford, 111. 1954
Nightingale Abram, p em, 125 Westervelt PL,
Passaic, N. J. 1913
Nilson, Paul E., my, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 1918
Nisbet, Carl C, p. Windgate, Ind. 1957
Nisliioka, Richard, as p, 829 Pensacola St.,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 1958
Nissen, Niel, ret, Barrett R. 2, Station Rd.,
Manchester, Mo. 1906
Nixon, Everett E., p, 602 S. Indiana St.,
Kokomo, Ind. 1912
Noble, Carl Howard, ncr, 10020 Elsetta Ave.,
Cleveland 30, Oiiio. 1950
Nolin, John Meek, p, Mitchellville, Iowa. 1936
Nolting, Edward L., as p, 7880 Bigbend Blvd.,
Webster Groves, Mo. 1916
Nomura, Joseph Hideshi, p, 209 S. Greenwood
St., Montbello, Cal. 1951
Noon, Robert Kinsman, ncr. Box 298, Wood
St., Middleboro 4, Mass. 1945
Norberg, Richard Carl, supt, 870 Market St.,
San Francisco 2, Cal. 16, 1942
Norcross, David E., ncr, 207 McKay Bldg.,
Portland 4, Ore. 1907
Nordstrom, Nels Francis, p, 137 Algoma
Blvd., Oshkosh, Wis. 1937
Norenberg, Don Richard, as p, 7853 Main
St., Olmsted Falls 38, Oliio. 1958
Norenberg, Jess Herman, supt, 2719 Marshall
Ct., Madison 5, Wis. 4, 20, 1923
Norman, William Samuel, p, Winchester,
N. H. 1945
Norris, Donald C, p. West Newfield, Me. 1953
North, Stanley Underwood, sec, 287 Park
Ave., S., New York 10, N. Y. 5, 1921
North, WilUam Valentine, p, 112 Broad St.,
Guilford, Conn. 1942
Northcott, Ohver Cecil, p, 10 Water St., Pena-
cook, N. H. 1942
Northrop, John Arthur, p, P.O. Box 448, Pine-
dale, Wyo. 1940
Norton, Hal Earl, ret, 609 Milwaukee Ave.,
Janesville, Wis. 1914
Noss, Frederick Boyer, p, 62 Elm St., Andover,
Mass. 1927
Nourse, David Ekner, p, Lopez Island, Wash. 1921
Novotny, Daniel, p, 74 Madbury Rd., Dur-
ham, N. H. 1949
Nowell, Thomas, ret. Elk Point, S. D. 1921
Nowlan, Ivan Seymour, p, Gossville, N. H. 1912
Noyce, Gaylord Brewster, coll pf, Yale U. Div.
Sch. New Haven, Conn. 1952
Noyce, Ralph Brewster, p, 524 Kinzie St.,
Port Cliicago, Cal. 1922
Noyes, Henry Herbert, ret, 10 North St.,
Shrewsbury, Mass. 1894
Neutzmann, Hermann, p em, R. 2, Box 2509,
Elk Grove, Cal. 1903
Nutting, Edmund Washburn, p, 14 High St.,
Rockport, Mass. 1949
Nutting, Hartley, p, P.O. Box 215, Roscom-
mon, Mich. 267, 1960
Nutting, Howard C, as p, 877 Park Ave.,
Bridgeport 4, Conn. 1951
Nutting, John Edward, p, Hyde Park, Vt. 1956
Nye, Kenneth Enoch, p, 1000 Elm St., Glen-
view, 111. 4, 1944
Nye, Roland WilHam, p, 150 Dwight St., New
Haven, Conn. 11, 1945
Nylen, Edwin Benjamin, p, 360 Main St.,
West Concord, Mass. 1933
Nyman, Melville Mansfield, Jr., p, 226 Erie
St., Cambridge 39, Mass. 1945
Nyren, Roy G., p, 3241 W. 44th Ave., Denver,
Colo. 1959
Nyrop, Julian Christopher, ret, 5523 N.E.
80th Ave., Portland, Ore. 1925
[Oakes, William Marvin, deceased.
Obenhaus, Victor, sem pf, 5549 Woodlawn
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1929
Oberlin, Clarence Dale, p, 1288 Montgomery
Ave., Muskegon, Mich. 1913
O'Brien, James Henry, Jr., p, 176 Bellevue
Rd., Squantum 71, Mass. 1958
Ockenga, Harold John, p, 100 Clairmont Rd.,
Belmont 78, Mass. 1931
O'Connor, Daniel William, Jr., coll pf, 76 Park
St., Canton, N. Y. 1950
Odden, Evan Mario, as p, 125 Elmer St., West-
field, N. J. 267, 1960
Ogawa, Seido, ch. State Hospital of Hawaii,
Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii. 1941
Ogden, Seymour Duane, p, 315 S. Ninth St.,
Sabetha, Kans. 1927
Ogoshi, Theodore Tadao, p, 3450 Kaau St.,
Honolulu 16, Hawaii. 1958
O'Hara, W. Heber, p, 19385 Westwood Dr.,
Strongsville, Ohio. 1926
Ohman, Howard E., asp, 5016 Dodge St.,
Omaha 32, Neb. 1934
Ohmura, Masayoshi, pern, 1133 Carpenteria
St., Santa Barbara, Cal. 1931
Ohrenstein, Edward Whitefield, p, P.O. Box
765, GuerneviUe, Cal. 1937
[Ojala, Andrew, deceased. 274
Okamoto, Kakichi, ret, Waimea, Kauai,
Hawaii. 1923
Okuma, Thomas Masaji, My, ABCFM. 244, 1946
Olander, Paul Herbert William, p, 408 East
Second St., McCook, Neb. 1932
Olbrich, Stuart Weitzel, p, P.O. Box 558, Ver-
nal, Utah. 1946
Olds, Charles Burnell, ret, 525 W. Sixth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1901
Olds, Corwin Horace, ret, 210 N. Second St.,
CampbeO, Cal. 1935
Olds, Leila Calista, coll pf, Defiance College,
Defiance, Ohio. 1954
Oliver, Halley Brooks, p, 414 W. Oliver St.,
Owosso, Mich. 1946
Oliver, Samuel Noble, p em. Box 671, East
Lansing, Mich. 18, 1920
Oliver, William G., p, Shandon, Ohio. 1955
OUech, Herman, 4877 N. 41st St., Milwaukee
9, Wis. 1914
Ollis, Frederick WiUiam, ret, Penney Farms,
Fla. 1906
Olmstead, Duncan McDonald, ret, 180 N.
Washington St., Battle Creek, Mich. 1924
Olney, Clare Emerson, p, 1966 W. Colfax St.,
Blair, Neb. 1948
Olsen, Clarion Harvey, p. Box 607, Elk River,
Minn. 1950
Olsen, John Herman, p, P.O. Box 163, Kittery
Point, Me. 1933
Olsen, Walter J., p, Harlan, Iowa. 1956
Olson, Edwin Albert, p, 317 W. Main St.,
Tilton, N. H. 1936
[Olson, Emerald Livern, deceased.
Olson, Frederick Oscar, p, 208 Harris St.,
Hancock, Mich. 1957
Olson, Herbert E., ncr. State School, Indus-
try, N. Y. 1935
Olson, Karl Edward, p, P.O. Box 1618,
Alturas, Cal. 1948
Olson, Lester Earl, p, 815 Seventh St., DeWitt,
Iowa. 1934
Olson, Mrs. Muriel Inlow, p, 39 Mann Ave.,
Muncie, Ind. 1947
Olson, Oscar Witt, Jr., p, 1104 Norfolk Ave.,
Norfolk, Neb. 1950
Olson, Susanna Albertina, ncr, Lake Norden,
N. D. 1935
Oman, Ralph Emerson, ncr, 1900 E. Main St.,
Danville, 111. 1954
O'NeiU, Charles A., p em, 1710 17th Ave., S.,
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. 1908
O'Neill, Mrs. Dora M., as p, Adams, Wis. 1910
O'Neill, Joseph T., p, Adams, Wis. 1908
O'Neill, Robert B., ret, 6218 Bridge Rd., Madi-
son 4, Wis. 1915
Opdyke, Charlton E., p, 36 Sherwood Dr.,
Massena, N. Y. 1935
Opp, Reinhold, p, Hebron, N. D. 1945
Opsahl, Paul M., p. Box 305. Cannon Falls,
Minn. 267 1960
19603 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
375
Orcutt, Charles McCabe, ret, 1325 S.W. Wade
St., Des Moines 15, Iowa. 1930
Orcutt, Noel Paul, p, 412 N. Pine St., Daven-
port, Iowa. 1941
Ord, James K., as p, 5822 S. Seventh St.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1961
Orengo, Luis A., p, P.O. Box 8771, Santurce,
P. R. 1955
Orloff, George Frederic, p, 1105 W. 80th St.,
Los Angeles 44, Cal. 1937
Orman, Adolph, p, 108 E. Brewster St., Har-
vey, N. D. 1939
Orr, Fred Leon, p, 406 Chester Ave., Dan-
ville, lU. 1946
Orr, Howard W., p, 2140 Main St., Bridge-
port 6, Conn. 1926
Orr, Wilfred I., ncr, 5327 Sierra Villa, Los
Angeles, Cal. 1938
Ortlund, Raymond C, p, 1190 El Mohna
Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 1950
Orton, Lambert S., pod, 225 E. Second St.,
New Richmond, Wis. 1943
Osborn, Donald Luther, p, Randolph, Vt. 1945
Osborn, George RoUand, p em, Daleville, Ind. 1926
Osborn, William Norman, ret, 1205 S. Minne-
sota Ave., Saint Peter, Minn. 1918
Osborne, Donald Fecteau, p. Stony Creek,
Conn. 1951
Osborne, Hendricks Malone, p, North Stam-
ford Rd., Stamford, Conn. 1955
Osgood, Charles Sumner, ret, 576 Hayden Hill
Rd., Torrington, Conn. 1909
Osgood, Robert Storrs, ret, 183 Third Ave.,
Chula Vista, Cal. 1898
Osgood, William C, ret, 37 Closson St., Ran-
dolph, Me. 1931
Ostberg, Karl Waltimore, p, 504 Mayfair
Blvd., Toledo 21, Ohio. 1945
Ostlund, Douglas Harold, p. Box 326, Aurelia,
Iowa. 19.57
Ostrander, Clinton E., p em, 4929 Purdue
Ave., Seattle 5, Wash. 1925
Osumi, Paul S., p, 1614 Nuuanu Ave., Hono-
lulu 17, Hawaii. 1936
Otto, George Wesley, p, 1013 Arcturus Dr.,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1955
Ouelette, Edward Fifield, p, 918 Lombard
Ave., Evansville 15, Ind. 1938
Overlock, Donald Everson, p, 37 Woodleigh
Ave., Greenfield, Mass. 1959
Overstreet, Robert Norman, p, R. 3, Baxley,
Ga. 1958
Owen, Elwyn, p, 414 N. Woodlawn Ave.,
Lima, Ohio. 1934
Owen, George Booth, p, P.O. Box 16, Easton,
Conn. 1936
Owen, George Dickson, ret, 29 Dixon St.,
Tarrytown, N. Y. 1911
Owen, George William, p em, 38 Oak St.,
Hyde Park 36, Mass. 1903
Owen, John David, ret, 4 Capital Hill, Fair
Haven, Vt. 1915
Owen, John Herbert, p em, 1219 Melbourne
Ave., Melbourne, Fla. 1920
Owen, Llewelyn Arnold, coll pf, 61 N. Cedar
St., Oberlin, Ohio. 1922
Owen, Robert Russell, p. Box 406, Huron,
S. D. 1943
Owen, William W., p, 1058 E. 21st St., Brook-
lyn 10, N. Y. 1936
Oxnard, Henry E., p em, Boxboro, Mass. 1894
Oyakawa, Edward Kishichi, as supt, 2103
Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu 10, Hawaii. 1933
Ozaki, Norio, p, 454 A Street, Fresno 6, Cal. 1941
Paboojian, George Avedis, p, P.O. Box 112,
Jamesport, N. Y. 1958
Pacillas, Jesus V., i>, 317 S. Maple Ave., Po-
mona, Cal. 1933
Packard, J. Roy, ;), 39 Gilbert St., North
Brookfield, Ma.ss. 1918
Packer, Percival C, ret. Oak Dale Addition,
R. 4, Sain Cloud, Minn. 1914
Paddon, Timothy George, ret, 1 Blake St.,
Concord, N. H. 1916
Paff, Elmo Ray, p, 3456 Jamieson Ave., Saint
Louis 9, Mo. 1942
Page, Charles Earl, p, 1525 Second Ave., E.,
Spencer, Iowa. 1938
Page, Harold G., p, 43 Lake St., Pulaski,
N. Y. 1954
Page, Walter Andrew, p, 547 Falcon Ave.,
Staten Island 6, N. Y. 1933
[Paige, Howard Edgar, deceased. 274
Palangio, John Roland, p, 56 Riverside Dr.,
Lincoln, R. I. 1946
Palmer, Burton Murray, ret, 26094 Mohr Dr.,
Hayward, Cal. 1900
Palmer, Kenneth Lewis, p, 30 Firetown Rd.,
Simsbury, Conn. 1934
Palmer, Philip Wentworth, pod, Kawkawlin,
Mich. 1941
Palmer, Warren Sturtevant, p, 207 Main St.,
Sanford, Me. 1937
Pancake, Laurel W., p, 4 Barton Rd., Moun-
tain Lakes, N. J. 1939
Pangborn, Cyrus Ransom, coll pf, Douglass
College, New Brunswick, N. J. 1942
Pankhurst, William Harris, p em, 1231 Ber-
muda St., Clearwater, Fla. 1915
Papajian, Sarkis, ncr, 2902 Joaquin PL,
Fresno, Cal. 1929
Pape, WiUiam H., Team 1, 2 Chome, Kitazawa,
Setagayaku, Tokyo, Japan. 1949
Parce, Irvin John, p, 903 First St., N.W., Wa-
tertown, S. D. 1954
Parcell, Raymond Lee, Jr., p, 99 Church St.,
Plantsville, Conn. 1948
Pardue, Thomas E., p. Church Dr., Chesliire,
Conn. 1933
Parker, Charles Franklin, p, 216 E. Gurley
St., Prescott, Ariz. 1932
Parker, Charles William, p, Johnson, Vt. 1952
Parker, Daniel Otis, p, 503 Ninth Ave., Madi-
son, Minn. 1958
Parker, Everett Carleton, sec, 289 Park Ave.,
S., New York 10, N. Y. 4, 13, 1943
Parker, Fletcher Douglas, p em, Peacham,
Vt. 1915
Parker, Fletcher VanGorder, p, 112 W. Fifth
St., Clare, Mich. 1954
Parker, George Gerald, p, 1845 Northern
Blvd., Manhasset, N. Y. 13, 1934
Parker, H. Franklin, p, North Chichester,
N. H. 1933
[Parker, Harvey Allen, deceased. 274
Parker, James Alfred, p, Medford, Minn. 1954
Parker, James Edward, ret, 300 E. Tliird St.,
Spencer, Iowa. 1909
Parker, James L., p, P.O. Box 296, Montrose,
Colo. 267, 1960
Parker, Scudder Merrill, p, W. Church St.,
Hardwick, Vt. 267, 1960
Parker, W. Carl, ret, 424 Zebulon St., Barnes-
viUe, Ga. 1914
Parker, W. John, p, 42 W. Main St., Highland,
Cal. 1936
Parkman, Joseph Davison, p, 231 N. Central
Ave., Wollaston 70, Mass. 1944
Parks, James W., ret, 2110 Litchfield Ave.,
Dayton 6, Ohio. 1911
Parks, Kenneth G., ch. U. S. Air Force. 246, 1934
Parr, Clarence E., p, 420 N. Spruce St., N.E.,
Albuquerque, N. M. 1928
Parr, Henry, p, 326 W. Fifth St., Carmel, lU.
267, 1960
Parr, Leonard A., ret, 2323 Hartzell St., Evans-
ton, 111. 1903
[Parry, John Burford, deceased. 274
Parry, Maldwyn Vaughan, ncr, 281 Main St.,
Fort Plain, N. Y. 1945
Parsley, Charles John, Jr., p. Box 12, North
Bennington, Vt. 1952
Parsons, Horace Wells, p, 515 Franklin St.,
Keokuk, Iowa. 1937
Parsons, Howard Grant, ret, 376 E. College
St., Meadville, Pa. 1910
Parsons, John Tucker, my, ABCFM. 244, 1953
Parsons, St. Clare, p em, 406 E. Grove St.,
Greenwich, Mich. 1908
376
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Parsons, William Lockwood, p, 515 Hanover
St., Hanover Center, Mass. 1955
Partch, LeRoy Clifton, p em, R.F.D., Lake
Mills, Wis. 1907
Partridge, Lynn, pod, 24 Fountain St.,
Grand Rapids 2, Mich. 1956
Pascale, Elmo, coll p, 193 Central Ave., Fre-
donia, N. Y. 1946
Paskewitz, Paul Alan, p, Northpole, Mich.
267, 1960
Pascoe, Francis H., p, 120 Ridge St., Coaldale,
Pa. 1915
Passage, Douglas W., p, West Winfield, N. Y. 1945
Paterson, Arthur Elliott, ret. Box 465, Middle-
town, Conn. 1918
Paterson, John Robert, p em, 2410 Lambert
Dr., Toledo 11, Ohio. 1912
Pates, William J., ret, 609H Capitol St., Yank-
ton, S. D. 1924
Patterson, Elmer L., p, 123 Broadway, Mil-
ford, Conn. 1938
Patterson, Joseph N., p, 906 Gray Ave., N.E.,
Winston-Salem, N. C. 1946
Patterson, WiUiam Rony, p, 4217 W. 147th
St., Lawndale, Cal. 1938
Patton, James Tliomas, ncr, 3829 Piping Rock
Rd., Houston 27, Tex. 1953
Pauck, Wilhelm, sem pf, Union Theological
Seminary, New York 27, N. Y. 1928
Paul, Charles Ditchfield, ret, 78 Lothrop St.,
Beverly, Mass. 1921
Paul, George Herbert, ret, Elm St., Pitts-
ford, Vt. 1930
Paul, Robert Norton, pod, 402 S. Nadine St.,
KimbaU, Neb. 1959
Paul, Robert S., sem pf, 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1945
Paul, Wilford N., coll pf. New Mexico State
University, University Park, N. M. 1949
Pavy, Roy Gilmour, ret, Chester, Conn. 1920
Peabodv, Alan Bowe, coll pf. Paul Quinn Col-
lege, Waco, Tex. 1949
Peabody, Stephen Clough, as p, 3677 Farm HiU
Blvd., Redwood City, Cal. 1923
Peace, Arcliie, ncr, Rogers Rd., Hyde Park,
N. Y. 1936
Peacock, Alfred Goodwin, p, 2346 Wrights-
boro Rd., Augusta, Ga. 1926
[Peacock, John Peter WiUiam, deceased. 274
Peacock, Quentin Lee, 3885 Oak St., Cincin-
nati 27, Ohio. 1958
Pearce, George Avery, ncr, R.D. 1, Box 96,
Franklin, Va. 1926
Pearce, Loyal Loyd, p, 29905 Bayview, Gibral-
tar, Mich. 1957
Pearman, Earl O., ret, 3 Bretton PL, Middle-
town, Conn. 1926
Pearson, Everett Oscar, p, 307 E. Fourth St.,
Mitchell, S. D. 1947
Pearson, Milo Eber, ret, 20 Raymond Ave.,
Salem, Mass. 1913
Pearson, Nathaniel Wheeler, p, Andover, Me. 1953
Pearson, Roy Messer, Jr., coll ad, Andover
Newton Theological School, Newton Cen-
ter 59, Mass. 14, 1938
Pease, Dorothy Wells, as p, 352 Chapman St.,
Greenfield, Mass. 1947
Pease, Frederic Arnold, Jr., coll p, 147 Main
St., Andover, Mass. 1953
Peck, Henry Ammen, p, 100 Spring St., Wind-
sor Locks, Conn. 1929
Peck, Ira L., ret, 501 Fu-st St., Zephyrhills,
Fla. 1894
[Pedersen, Jens H., deceased'
Peebles, Mary Ann, sch t, Sliaron, Vt. 1955
Peeples, Charley Lamade, cli, Veterans Admin.
Center, Neuropsycliiatric Hospital, Los An-
geles, Cal. 1943
Peery, Ralph Russell, p, 529 Coleman Rd.,
Middleto^vn, Conn. 1953
Pegram, Charles Fleming, p, 1041 Bayview
Blvd., Norfolk 3, Va. 1931
Peirce, Jesse Pindell, p, 256 E. Chicago St.,
Elgin, m. 1933
Pelon, J. Charles, p, 7 E. Lincoln Ave., Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 1933
Pender, Mrs. Anna B., ncr, 4066 Leeward Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1931
Pendleton, Charles Lee, p, 274 Bunker HUl
Ave., Waterbury, Conn. 1943
Pendleton, James Nichols, ret, 2515 E. 18th
St., Ob-mpia, Wash. 1918
Pendleton, Luther Keene, ret, 516 Mer Vista
Dr., Monterey, Cal. 1945
[Pendleton, Norman Wilfred, deceased.
Pendleton, Olin Baker, p, R. 4, Box 127, Nor-
folk 6, Va. 1941
Pengelly, John Charles Neale, ret, Box 105A,
Fort Pierre, S. D. 1917
Penn, George William, p, 36.50 Clague Rd.,
North Olmsted, OWo. 1931
Penn, Samuel Madison, ret, R. 4, Box 16B,
Roanoke, Ala. 1913
PenneU, Preston Wing, p, R.D. 2, Winthrop,
Me. 1927
Penner, Albert J., supt, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 6,8,11,14,18,1929
Penner, William, p, R.D. 1, Middlebury,
Vt. 1929
Penney, Hugh, ret, 33 Wood Lane, Acton,
Mass. 1919
Penney, Hugh Burrill, p, 1180 Main St.,
Holden, Mass. 1953
Pennington, Josiah Parker, p, 69 Wall St.,
Douglas, Mich. 1941
Pennington, Phihp W., p, 908 W. Mills St.,
Creston, Iowa. 1941
Pennybacker, Albert Mitchell, p, 129 W.
Philadelphia St., Youngstown, Oliio. 1954
Percy, Carl Lisle, ncr, Demorest, Ga. 1908
Percy, Douglas C, coll p, 16 Spadina Rd., To-
ronto 5, Ontario, Canada. 1937
Perdriau, Leshe H., ret. Box 364, East
Brewster, Mass. 1909
Peringer, John Logan, ret, 220 Marcus St.,
WaUa Walla, Wash. 1916
Perkins, Chester, ncr, 129 N. Tenth St., El-
wood, Ind. 1957
Perkins, Jack Edward, as p, 225 Interlachen
Ave., Winter Park, Fla. 1957
Perkins, James Croswell, coll pf, 617 Morning-
side Dr., San Antonio, Tex. 1933
Perkins, Lawrence Joseph, Jr., p, 166 E. Main
St., Huntley, lU. 1957
Permann, Delbert Darrell, p, P.O. Box 248,
Fairfax, S. D. 267, 1960
Permar, John, p, R. 4, ReidsviUe, N. C. 1918
Perrin, Jesse Fenn, supt, 3125 W. Adams
Blvd., Los Angeles 18, Cal. 4, 16, 1928
Perry, Edward Tyler, ret, 727 Riverside Dr.,
Ormond Beach, Fla. 1924
Perry, Herbert Barnum, Jr., p, 103 First Ave.,
Riverhead, N. Y. 1953
Perry, Homer Frank, p, 130 E. Second St.,
Madrid, Iowa. 1941
Perry, James Frank, p, 107 Hunziker Cir.,
Ames, Iowa. 1955
[Perry, John Hillel, deceased. 274
Perry, Percy L., ret. Little River, Ivans. 1916
Perry, William Bradford, p, 11 Pleasant St.,
Goflfstown, N. H. 1949
Peters, Mrs. Easter L. M., ret, Quechee, Vt. 1958
[Peters, Frank Herbert, deceased.
Peters, John C, ret, 994 Linwood Ave., Saint
Paul 5, Minn. 1906
[Peters, John George, deceased. 274
Peters, Joseph Gleason, p, 3286 Whitney Ave.,
Mount Carmel, Conn. 1925
Peters, Ralph R., p, Hamilton, Mo. 1960
Peters, Robert Fitz-Randolph, p, 1813 Page
Ave., East Cleveland 12, Ohio. 1932
Peters, Robert James, as p, Ralston, Neb.
267, 1960
Petersen, Lemuel Alva, oriv, 2005 Fifth Ave.,
Seattle 5, Wash. 1947
Petersen, Richard Marion, p, R. 1, Elon Col-
lege, N. C. 1952
Petersen, Ronald Eugene, p, R.F.D., Center
Ossipee, N. H. 267, 1960
Peterson, Adolph Luther, address unknown. 1943
Peterson, Courtney Erland, as p, 43 Grove
St., Boston, Mass. 268, 1960
I960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
377
Peterson, Dewey Augustus, Jr., p, 116 Brock-
ton Ave., Haveriiill, Mass. 1955
Peterson, Erling Winston, coU pf, North Cen-
tral College, Naperville, 111. 1947
Peterson, Hammond I., p em, 63 Tioga Ave.,
Ocean Park, Me. 1917
Peterson, Hilding Einar, p, 2 S. Jefferson St.,
Amboy, lU. 1949
Peterson, James Alfred, coll pf, 2428 N. High-
land St., Altadena, Cal. 1938
Peterson, John Martin, ret, Mentone, Cal. 1906
Peterson, Kenneth Gerard, p, 10 Brookside
Way, Petaluma, Cal. 1949
Peterson, Paul Carl Robert, p, 8 Bayo Vista
Way, San Rafael, Cal. 1939
Peterson, Thomas Eric, p, 139 Whittle Ave.,
Bloomfield, N. J. 1959
Petter, John Harrison, 4375 Mentone St., San
Diego, Cal. 1959
Pettway, T. H., p, P.O. Box 277, Warrenton,
N. C. (— )
Petty, A. Ray, p, 45 Oliver St., Hartford 6,
Conn. 1944
Pexton, Thomas Clayton, as p, 5600 N. Phila-
delphia Dr., Dayton 5, Ohio. 1958
Peyton, Frank, pern, 611 N. Lincoln Ave.,
Hastings, Neb. 1898
Peyton, Jolm Marion, ncr, 372 Wingfoot Ave.,
Rockmart, Ga. 1914
Pfaffmann, Phihp Frederick, pod, 126 Dixon
St., Stevens Point, Wis. 1911
Pfeiff, Harry G., p, P.O. Box 436, Odessa,
Wash. 1938
Pfeiffer, Peter, p. Box 195, Union Grove, Wis. 1940
Phelps, Arthur Dwight, ncr, 880 Troy St.,
Aurora, Colo. 1927
Phelps, Isabelle, ret, 750 Plymouth Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1907
Phelps, Louis Carl, ncr, 1513 N. 17th St.,
Boise, Ida. 1943
Phelps, Marion Russell, p, 11 Beach St., Mill-
bury, Mass. 1935
Phelps, Theron Torrance, ret, 757 Alden Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1918
Phelts, Homer Raymond, p, R. 1, Box 394,
Suffolk, Va. 1930
Phibbs, Raymond Curtis, p, P.O. Box 121,
Goshen, Conn. 1959
Philbrook, Wayne Martin, p, Somerset Ave.,
Segreganset, Mass. 1954
Philippi, Arthur Karl, p, 583 Thompson Ave.,
East Haven, Conn. 1943
Phillips, Albert S., p, 60 Wingfield Way, Ben-
icia, Cal. 1955
Phillips, Channing E., p, 146-09 116th Ave.,
Jamaica 36, N. Y. 1952
Phillips, Chester, p, 200 S. Broadway, Colum-
bus Grove, Ohio. 1938
Phillips, David Walter, ret, 520 Second St.,
Saint Maries, Ida. 1904
Phillips, Mrs. Dorothy R., ncr. Box 666, Fri-
ona, Tex. 1932
PhiUips, Ed^vin T., p, 116 Reid St., West De-
Pere, Wis. 1920
Phillips, Hudson B., Box 666, Friona, Tex. 1928
Phillips, John Milton, ret, 755 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1924
Phillips, Joseph, p em, 287 N. Main St., An-
gola, N. Y. 1913
Phillips, Lawrence Raymond, ch, U. S. Navy
246, 1934
Phillips, Llewellyn, p, Slatersville, R. I. 1932
PhilUps, Osterlioudt, pod, Shokan, N. Y. 1944
Philhps, Ray E., as p, 5364 Cabanne Ave.,
Saint Louis 12, Mo. 4,6,7,11,1917
Phillips, Robert Malphus, p, 24 Hollis St.,
Holliston, Mass. 1943
Phillips, Slade Wyatt, ncr, 901 Dargan St.,
Dillon, S. C. 1938
Philo, Harry Ellwood, p, 7022 22nd Ave., Ke-
nosha, Wis. 1945
Pickens, John Elliott, Jr., p, 304 Faulkner
Ave., New Smyrna Beach, Fla. 1952
Pickens, John Elliott, Sr., ret, P.O. Box 575,
Avon Park, Fla. 1922
Piediscalzi, Nicholas, ncr, 1342 Chapel St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 1956
Pier, Robert George, p. Spring Creek, Pa. 1953
Pierce, Ellis E., p em, p. Lisle, N. Y. 19, 1923
Pierce, Harvey Lewis, p, 28 Linfield St., IIol-
brook, Mass. 1951
Pierce, John Dunton, pod. North Windham,
Me. 1958
[Pierce, Payson Edward, deceased. 274
Pierce, Richard Donald, p eyn, coll pf, 37 Bea-
con St., Boston 8, Mass. 1939
Pierce, Welhngton G., ret, 620 Ultimo Ave.,
Long Beach 14, Cal. 1923
Piersall, Paul Leslie, p, R. 1, Box 176, Robin-
son, lU. 1924
Plerson, John Wesley, p, 3748 Laguna Way,
Sacramento 21, Cal. 1945
Pietz, Emil Theodore, ncr, 8 Oak St., Buena
Vista, Colo. 1932
Pifer, Newton Franklin, ncr, 14112 San An-
tonia Dr., Norwalk, Cal. 1924
Pigott, Charles Sedgie, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1940
Pike, David, ret, 313 Nehoiden St., Needham
92, Mass, 1911
Pike, Morris Donald, as supt, 19 Orchard Ter.,
BurUngton, Vt. 20, 1952
Pike, Wilham Paul, ncr. Box 101, Lanett, Ala. 1932
PiUasch, Charles Herman, p em, 7780 Cheviot
Rd., Cincinnati 39, Ohio. 1909
PiUsbury, Jolm, ncr, 102 Ash St., Manchester,
N. H. 1943
PiUsbury, Leonard Hobart, p, 1 Church St.,
Fairport, N. Y. 1941
Pinkney, AureUus D., p, 1626 W. Chestnut
St., Louisville 3, Ky. 1921
Pinkney, Clarence William, ret, 808 Harvey
Ave., Watertown, Wis. 1900
Pirie, James George, II, p, P.O. Box 283, BUle-
rica, Mass. 1955
Pitcock, Emihe Florence, p, Raymond, Me. 20, 1951
[Pitman, Albert John, deceased. 274
Pitman, Frank Armstrong, p, 230 Nahant
Rd., Nahant, Mass. 1941
Pitman, Paul G., p. Golf Lane, Burlington,
Iowa. 1952
Place, Ronald S., p, Elbridge, N. Y. 1951
Pleasant, Earl Birtrum, orw, 184 Fifth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 1935
Pleasant, Ellis E., p em, 877 Channing Ave.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1907
Plocher, Frederick G., p, Box 733, Green
River, Wyo. 1942
Plomer, C. Donald, p, 48 Sefton Dr., New
Britain, Conn. 1923
Plowright, Joseph Archibald Hutchinson, ret,
Birchton, Quebec, Canada. 1919
[Plumb, Albert Hale, deceased.
Plumer, Stanley Thomson, ncr, Dennis, Mass. 1942
Plummer, A. Elmore, ch, 47 Woodbrier Rd.,
West Roxbury 32, Mass. ( — )
Plumstead, George, ret, 3310 Ocean Front,
Newport Beach, Cal. 1902
Pobanz, Charles A., p. Box 502, Fairfield,
Mont. 1935
Poe, Denmark L., p, 124 Booker St., Greens-
boro, N. C. 1933
tPolhamus, Mrs. Gladys M., Canada. 268, 1960
Polk, Robert Lawrence, as p, 490 Riverside
Dr., New York 27, N. Y. 1955
Pollard, George Albert, ret, 8047 S.E. Taylor
St., Portland 15, Ore. 1928
Pollard, Mrs. June K., ret, 2214 Collingwood,
S.W., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1917
Poison, Carl Axel, ret, 2224 Howard St., Oma-
ha, Neb. 1901
Pomeroy, Howard Edwin, p, 30 St. John St.,
Jamaica Plain 30, Mass. 1923
Pomeroy, Robert Ferris, as p, S. 412 Bernard
St., Spokane 4, Wash. 1958
Pope, Liston, sem ad, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 5,1935
Poppe, Hans Michael, p, 2205 Braemar Dr.,
Sioux Falls, S. D. 1943
Poppe, Louis Gustave, p, 124 S. Elm St.,
Whitewater, Kans. 1945
378
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[1960
Potter, Arthur, ret, 420 Orpheus Ave., Encini-
tas, Cal. 1918
Porter, Joseph A., coll pf, Michigan State Col-
lege, East Lansing, Mich. 1948
Porter, Leland William, ncr, 1506 W. 25th St.,
Minneapolis 5, Minn. 1910
Porter, Matthew Branch, Jr., ret, Jewett City,
Conn. 1927
Porter, Richard I., pod, 3598 Riverside Dr.,
Columbus, Ohio. 1929
Post, Avery D., p, 123 Kensington Rd., Gar-
den City, N. Y. 1949
Potter, Arthur Claire, as supt. Northern Lights
Office Park, North Syracuse, N. Y. 19, 1941
Potter, Francis Edward, p, 50 Elm St., Spring-
field, Mass. 1942
Potter, James Henry, p em, R.D. 1, Putnam,
Conn. 1918
Potter, Linwood Cecil, p. Box 578, Dennis,
Mass. 1941
Potter, Lyman Gillette, p, 2239 Dover Center
Rd., Westlake, Oliio. 1949
Potter, Rockwell Harmon, p em, 205 Girard
Ave., Hartford 5, Conn. 14, 1898
Potts, R. Albert, p, Lakeview, Mich. 1953
[Potts, WiUiam Edgeworthe, deceased.
Poulard, Grady, ncr, 100 Foote St., New
Haven, Conn. 268, 1960
PoweU, Elmore M., p, Box 395, Henderson,
N. C. 1940
PoweU, James Thurston, p, 29 Common St.,
Tewksbury, Mass. 1943
PoweU, Ohver, p, 848 Lake St., Oak Park,
lU. 9, 1940
Powell, Mrs. Ruth Horsman, p, Townshend,
Vt. 1949
Powell, Thomas Benjamin, ret, 22 Fenway PI.,
West Hartford, Conn. 1909
PoweU, WiUiam David, orw, 100 CoUege Ave.,
Haverford, Pa. 1939
Powers, Donald Arthur, p, Windham Center,
Conn. 1958
Powers, Edward Alton, as supt, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 14, 1951
Poythress, Olive Daniel, ret, 1214 Guierriere
St., South NorfoUv, Va. 1916
Prater, Eugene G., R. 2, Hobart, Okla. 1952
Pratt, Melvyn Eugene, Jr., coll pf, 1136 Wa-
verly St., Palo Alto, Cal. 1943
Pratt, William David, orw, Carmel VaUey
Manor, R. 2, Box 390, Carmel, Cal. 6, 1935
Prentis, John Harcourt, ret, 16604 La Salle
Blvd., Detroit 21, Mich. 1903
Prentiss, WiUiam Carlos, p em, 29 Gilbert St.,
North Brookfield, Mass. 1898
Preslan, Donald Walter, p. Box 122, Burton,
Ohio. 1956
PresnaU, Lewis F., ncr, 2 E. 103rd St., New
York 29, N. Y. 1947
PresneU, Lacy Martin, p, Box 87, Sophia, N. C. 1943
Press, Donald O., p, 4632 Toni Lane, San
Diego 15, Cal. 1946
Preston, Mrs. Barbara F., ncr, 528 Oxford
St., Grand Forks, N. D. 1953
Preston, Howard J., p, 486 State St., Mar-
seiUes, lU. 1958
Preston, John Charles, coll pf, 528 Oxford St.,
Grand Forks, N. D. 1953
Preusse, Edith F., my, ABCFM. 244, 1944
Price, Floyd McMaster, p, Hayes Center,
Neb. 1931
Price, James Henry, ncr, 258 Redondo Ave.,
Long Beach 3, Cal. 1928
Priest, Ozro E., p em, Box 21, Britton, Mich. 1931
Priestley, Jonas P., p em. Box 305, Riceville,
Iowa. 1914
Primrose, WiUiam Fred, p, 1215 Jules St.,
Saint Joseph, Mo. 1944
[Prince, John Conger, deceased. 273
Prince, John Wesley, p, 19 Sumter St., Provi-
dence 7, R. I. 1930
Prince, Owen W., p, Sedgwick, Kans. 1931
Prior, Cecil Loam, p, 114 E. 15th St., Tempe,
Ariz. 1927
Pritchett, Lester C, p, P.O. Box 794, Paso
Robles, Cal. 1925
Probst, Clarence Raymond, as p, 2315 CoUing-
wood Blvd., Toledo 10, Ohio. 1958
Proctor, Lester TaUey, ret. Box 96, demons,
Iowa. 1920
Pruitt, Jesse J., ret, 1121 Sixth Ave., Tacoma,
Wash. 1914
Pruitt, Paul Furnas, p, 4213 Arbordale Ave.,
Tacoma 66, Wash. 1949
Pruitt, Robert Thomas, as p, 6212 Beacon
Ave., Seattle 8, Wash. 1953
Pruitt, Robert W., pod, R. 2, Box 314, Mt.
Vernon, Wash. 1926
Pryor, John Clinton, p em, 5059 Starr St., Lin-
coln 4, Neb. 1912
Pueschel, Bruno Ewald, p, 638 Broadway,
Wasco, Cal. 1945
Pufahl, Edmundo, ncr, Irigoyen 385, Basovil-
baso, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1943
Puffer, Winthrop Freeman, Jr., ncr, 46 Mount-
fort St., Boston, Mass. 1959
Pugh, W. Leslie, p, 2312 S. Van Eps St., Sioux
FaUs, S. D. 1942
PuUman, George Conrad, ret, 1430 North J
Street, Lake Worth, Fla. 1916
Purdue, Joseph Olaf, as p, 729 11th St., Wil-
mette, lU. 1926
Purdum, Lewis E., ret, 135 WUdwood Dr.,
Largo, Fla. 1911
Purkiss, Wesley W., scht, 13012 Ramsay St.,
La Mirada, Cal. 1941
Purvis, James D., p, 5 Frances St., Woburn,
Mass. 1956
Putnam, Raymond Gentlee, p, Bethany,
Conn. 1935
Putney, Harold WilUam, p, 700 N. Bluff Blvd.,
CUnton, Iowa. 1936
Putsch, Robert Waldemar, p, 218 Ninth St.,
N., Great Falls, Mont. 5, 1929
Pyle, Conrad G., p. Green Mountain FaUs,
Colo. 1956
Queen, John Sanford, as supt, 208 N. Vernon
St., Princeton, lU. 17, 1947
Quick, Gene Sprague, p, R. 6, Sidney, Ohio. 1958
Quick, Joseph Franklin, pod, 54-03 Seabury
St., Elmhurst 73, N. Y. 1940
Quirk, Howard Evans, p, 413 E. Buffalo St.,
Ithaca, N. Y. 1959
Radach, Theodore WiUiam, ncr. Pioneer Press,
Yankton, S. D. 1928
Raef, Frank, p, Dayton, Wyo. 1931
Rafos, Otto Thorner, pod, 8023 S. Artesian
Ave., Chicago 52, lU. 1936
RahiU, John WeUs, ret, 2221 McKinley Ave.,
Berkeley 3, Cal. 1916
RaUsback, David H., p, New Richmond, Wis. 1938
Ralph, Robbins Eaton, supt, P.O. Box 1056,
Avon Park, Fla. 4, 17, 1932
Ralph, Walter W., p, 73 Sheboygan St., Fond
du Lac, Wis. 1956
Ramaker, John, ncr, 270 Chestnut Hill Rd.,
Glastonbury, Conn. 1929
Ramberg, August Julius, ch, 2424 Burnham
Way, Palo Alto, Cal. 1945
Ramirez-Lugo, Evaristo, p, Barbosa St.,
Yauco, P. R. 1930
Ramos, Alipio Manuel, p, P.O. Box 176,
Dunning, Neb. 1942
Ramstad, Philip Julian, p, 1028 Chartiers
Ave., Pittsburgh 20, Pa. 1953
Randall, Francis Paul, p, 1908 Central Ave.,
Alameda, Cal. 1936
RandaU, WiUiam Nelson, p, 786 Karen Lane,
Sharon, Pa. 1956
RandeU, Alfred Edward, p em, 308 E. Fifth St.,
Jamestown, N. Y. 1900
Randle, Edgar Morris, Jr., p, DanviUe, Vt. 1956
Rangoon, Richard Ralph, p, 443 Baldwin
Ave., Hempstead, N. Y. 1957
Rankin, Robert, ncr, 835 S. Eighth St., Saint
Louis 2, Mo. 1944
Ranney, Mrs. Helen Street, ret, 730 Plymouth
Rd., Claremont, Cal. 1922
Rapp, Alfred Harry, p, 38-20 Bowne St.,
Flushing 54, N. Y. 1931
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
379
Rapp, Stuart Everly,' p, Box 296, Briarcliff
Manor, N. Y. 1958
Rarick, W. Carl, scht, 2000 Cowing Lane,
Muncie, Ind. 1910
Rasche, Robert LaFollette, p, 68 Conant St.,
Beverly, Mass. 1931
Rasey, Herbert Charles, pod, 521 E. Jackson
St., Morton, 111. 1959
Rasmussen, Albert Terrill, sem pf, 1334 Contra
Costa Dr., El Cerrito, Cal. 1938
Ratcliffe, George B., ret, 35 Vose's Lane, Mil-
ton 86, Mass. 1917
Rath, Herbert E., p, Hosmer, S. D. 1928
Rath, Jacob, ret, Hebron, N. D. 1924
Rathnam, Punuri Yesu, p, Middlefield, Mass. 1941
Ratzell, Francis Edgar, p, 308 Merrimon
Ave., AsheviUe, N. C. 1942
Raugust, Jacob J., ret, 603 Echo St., Fresno
4, Cal. 1916
Ray, A. D., p, 316 N. 21 St., Richmond, Va. 1938
Ray, Hartley Cabot, pod, 47 Cleveland St.,
Orange, N. J. 1947
Raymond, Roy Ernest, ch, 3426 Lawn Ave.,
Saint Louis, Mo. 1956
Rayson, Delwyn, p, 1212 University Ave.,
Honolulu 14, Hawaii. 1945
Read, Alden Arthur, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1936
Read, James Lee, ret, 4657 Jurupa St., River-
side, Cal. 1895
Read, Ralph H., p, 21600 W. lOH Mile Rd.,
Southfield, Mich. 1928
Reader, Maxwell R., p, 3 Church St., Essex
Junction, Vt. 1949
Ream, Norman S., p, 1511 Church St., Wau-
watosa 13, Wis. 1945
Rebentisch, Thomas Walter, p, 309 W. Wash-
ington St., Belding, Mich. 1954
Rebmann, Edward Aloysius, p, 10 Stebbins
Rd., Colchester, Conn. 1940
Recht, Ernest, ncr, 6222 Page Blvd., Saint
Louis 14, Mo. 1917
Recio, Martin Angelo, p, P.O. Box 112, Lewis-
ton, Cal. 1956
Rector, Marshall Alfred, p, Osseo, Mich. 1944
Rector, Oscar V., ret, 526 N. Center St., Terre
Haute, Ind. 1914
Redding, Tracy Warren, as p, 1745 Idaho
Ave., Saint Petersburg, Fla. 1953
Redfield, William Adelbert, scht, P.O. Box
812, Newhall, Cal. 1927
Reed, Clayton Frederick, p, South Byfield,
Mass. 1959
Reed, Ernest E., ret, R. 7, Box 36, Tacoma,
Wash. 1887
Reed, Lincoln Yuille, p, 752 108th Ave., N.E.,
Bellevue, Wash. 4, 1949
Reeder, James Walter, p, 1669 Bunts Rd.,
Lakewood 7, Ohio. 1958
Reeder, Rudolph Rex, ncr, Sampson's Wharf,
Va. 1957
Reedy, WilUam P., ret, 4228 Angeles Vista
Blvd., Los Angeles 8, Cal. 1905
Rees, WiUiam John, p, 159 Mammoth Rd.,
Lowell, Mass. 1937
Reese, Ernest A., ret, 123 Maple Ave., Green-
wich, Conn. 1929
Reese, J. Morgan, p, Perry, Mich. 1949
Reeves, Joseph Wilson, p, 8 Holton St., East
Northfield, Mass. 1930
Register, Fred Page, supt, 1710 B Street, Lin-
coln 2, Neb. 18,1947
Register, Kenneth David, p, 721 N. Church
St., Burhngton, N. C. 1941
Rehn, Alexander, p em, as p, R. 5, Odessa,
Wash. 1930
Reich, Hugo, coll p, Rivadavia 669, Villa
Angela, Chaco, Argentina, S. A. 1959
Reich, Philip, p, 409 S. 36th St., BiUings,
Mont. 1935
Reichert, Paul R., p, Box 57, Arena, Wis. 1925
Reid, Clyde Henderson, Jr., 549 W. 123rd St.,
New York 27, N. Y. 1954
Reid, Wayne Emmett, p, 660 King St., Den-
ver 4, Colo. 1953
Reidenbach, Clarence F., p, 326 Adams St.,
Oakland 10, Cal. 1909
[Reidt, Charles Edwin, deceased. 274
Reifel, Leonard H., p, 814 W. Fifth St., Seda-
lia. Mo. 1943
Reikow, Philip Emil, as p, 145 Capital Ave.,
N. E., Battle Creek, Mich. 1954
Reinelt, Herbert R., Jr., coll pf, 900 Simpson
St., St. Paul 4, Minn. 1954
Reinke, Samuel P., p. Blooming Grove, N. Y. 1940
Reinmuth, George W., p, Newell, Iowa. 1936
Reis, Joaquin Mendes, ch, 5103 Landis St.,
San Diego 5, Cal. 1922
Reisch, Harold F., p. Box 144, New Cambria,
Mo. 1944
Reissig, Herman Frederick, sec, 289 Park Ave.,
S.,NewYorklO, N.Y. 11,1923
Reitan, Harald Arne, ncr, 1533 E. Fourth St.,
Santa Ana, Cal. 1951
Reiter, Henry, p, Culbertson, Neb. 1955
Reitinger, Robert Huston, p, 971 Main St.,
South Glastonbury, Conn. 1949
Reitmeier, William Frank, p. Box 174, Newell,
S. D. 1933
Reitz, Robert Meek, ncr, 13200 Griffing Ave.,
Cleveland 20, Oliio. 1955
Rejebian, Samuel M., ret, 496 Perry Ave.,
Dinuba, Cal. 1920
Rekstad, Harold Paul, p, 165 W. Broadway,
Winona, Minn. 1934
Remaly, Earl E., p, 615 W. Prairie St., Colum-
bus, Wis. 1932
Remaly, John Herbert, as supt, 2719 Marshall
Ct., Madison 5, Wis. 20, 1956
Renear, Miles Wetherell, ch, MetropoUtan
State Hospital, Norwalk, Cal. 1943
Renjilian, Mihran, p em, 19 Clifford Rd., Me-
nands, N. Y. 1940
Renz, Ferdinand J., ch. Veterans Admin.,
Hospital, Brecksville, Ohio. 1928
Reuman, Otto G., pern, Brookfield Center,
Conn. 1919
Reustle, Frederick, p, 102-40 Van Wyck Ex-
pressway, Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. 1935
Reynard, Frederic E., p, P.O. Box 284, Matta-
poisett, Mass. 1944
Reynders, William P., pod, 416 Marion PL,
N.W., Grand Rapids. Mich. 1927
Reynolds, Albert Burgess, ncr. Chase Home
for Cliildren, Portsmouth, N. H. 1928
Reynolds, Clifford Wallace, ret, 4216 Erskine
St., Omaha 11, Neb. 1927
Reynolds, Ferris Ervin, coll pS, Elon College,
N. C. 1930
Reynolds, James Talbot, asp, 11 E. Ingram
St., Stockton, Cal. 268, 1960
Reynolds, John Milton, p, 131 Pascack Rd.,
Park Ridge, N. J. 1944
Reynolds, Levering, Jr., coll ad, Pacific Univer-
sity, Forest Grove, Ore. 1934
Reynolds, Mrs. Margaret Ann, ncr, 131 Pas-
cack Rd., Park Ridge, N. J. 1948
Reynolds, Maurice W., ret, 414 26th St., W.,
Bradenton, Fla. 1917
Reynolds, Paul R., p em. Pleasant Hill, Tenn. 1918
Rhea, Arthur D., ret, 2574 Ivyglen St., Pitts-
burgh 27, Pa. 1919
Rhine, Raymond Otto, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1933
Rhoades, Donald Hosea, collpf, 2918 Clare-
mont Heights Dr., Claremont, Cal. 1938
Rhoades, J. Irving, ncr, 259 Bennett Ave.,
Long Beach 3, Cal. 1921
[Rhodes, Bert J., deceased. 274
Rholl, Keith Norris, ncr, 451 E. Silverdale
Ave., Pomona, Cal. 1952
Ricciardi, Natale, p, 255 Vine St., Hartford 5,
Conn. 1925
Rice, Claton Silas, supt em, 21 Pleasant Lane,
San Rafael, Cal. 1908
Rice, Dexter Bartlett, p, 151 Exchange St.,
Millis, Mass. 1949
Rice, Grady Juhus, p, 1575 N. James St., Bay-
ville Pk., Bayside, Va. 1956
tRice, Homer J., ret, 317 Granger St., Granville,
Oliio. 1915
Rice, Norman Lincoln, ret, 1410 Alki Ave.,
Seattle 16, Wash. 1925
CRice, Vernon Waldo, deceased. 274
580
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Rice, William Arthur, p, 28 Mather St., Dor-
chester 24, Mass. 1943
Rich, Clifford Warren, p, P.O. Box 363, Forks,
Wash. 1958
Rich, William Alfred, p, Vernon Hill, Va. 1953
Richard, Clayton Ernest, p, P.O. Box 356,
Calais, Me. 1950
Richards, Andrew, p, 6 Melville Ave., Dor-
chester 24 , Mass . 1921
Richards, Andrew Charles Kirk, p, 282 Sum-
mer St., Lynnfield Center, Mass. 1948
Richards, Craig H., 898 Middle St., Bath,
Me. 1952
Richards, Egbert Warren, p, 850 Worthington
Ridge, BerUn, Conn. 1934
Richards, Eugene Lymann, p em, Bantam,
Conn. 1923
[Richards, Fred, deceased.
Richards, Mrs. Josephine B., p, 130 Elm St.,
Shamokin, Pa. 1908
Richards, Stacy Sumner, p, P.O. Box 461,
Uravan, Colo. 1957
Richards, Waldo Sumner, p, 1614 N. Navajo
Dr., Flagstaff, Ariz. 4, 1930
Richards, Will A., pod, Roanoke, lU. 1939
Richards, William, p em., Cambridge, Neb. 1910
Richards, WiUiam Arthur, p. Box 475, Atasca-
dero, Cal. 19.34
Richardson, Ben Albert, pod, 1438 S. Ash-
land Ave., Cliicago 8, 111. 1940
Richardson, Bert L., ret, WiUiams, Minn. 1914
Richardson, Ellsworth Livingston, p, 726
Glenneyre St., Laguna Beach, Cal. 1932
Richardson, Harold W., p, 108 High St.,
Thomaston, Conn. 1952
Richardson, Russell Buchan, p, 50 Park St.,
Attleboro, Mass. 1931
Richmond, Charles Francis, p, 404 S. State
St. , Painesville, O Wo. 1922
Richter, George Martin, ret, 611 Park St.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 1912
Richter, Robert F., Jr., p, 27410 Saunders Rd.,
Madera, Cal. 1951
Rickel, William, orw, 188 Eknwood Ave.,
Cheshire, Conn. 1944
Riddiough, WiUiam Robert, p, Court St., Ma-
chias. Me. 1926
Riedel, Wesley Ubo, p, 2701 N.E. 29th Ct.,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 1934
Rieger, Benjamin Edmn, p, 136 C Street, Lin-
coln 2, Neb. 1946
Rieger, Grover Clair, p, 6528 Lone Oak Dr.,
Washington 16, D. C. 1950
Rieger, Richard William, p, 305 E. Broadway,
RitzviUe, Wash. 1934
Riewald, Arthur George, as p, 3339 Alicia St.,
Altadena, Cal. 1957
Riggan, George ArkelL, sem pf, 55 Elizabeth
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1938
Riggs, Meade David, 16H W. 70th St., Los
Angeles 3, Cal. 1947
Riggs, Wilfrid Paul, ret, 4810 Briar Clift Rd.,
Baltimore 29, Md. 1922
Rikert, Mrs. Doris Kinsley, p, R.D., 2, South
Royalton, Vt. 1955
Riley, Charles Albert, ret, 2015 Swope Pkwy.,
Kansas City 30, Mo. 1897
RUey, Louis Henry, as p, 1966 Louis Rd., Palo
Alto, Cal. 1953
RUey, Lyman Walter, sch t, Chadd's Ford, Pa. 1946
Riley, Walter Houston, p em, 4201 Pecos St.,
Texarkana, Tex. 1912
Riley, WiUis Roscoe, Jr., p, 57 Elm St., Cam-
den, Me. 1956
Rinden, Arthur Owen, ec m, 315 Pearl St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1926
Ringdahl, Paul Gerhardt, ch, 112 Greenway
Lane, Del Rio, Tex. 1939
Rinker, Richard Newton, as supt, Hartman
Center, Milroy, Pa. 19, 1955
Rinta, Jaakko, pod, 320 Hastings St., Vancou-
ver, Canada. 1928
Ripley, Robert James, as p, 61 Garden St.,
Milton 86, Mass. 1954
Ripen, WUUam Henry, ret, Mapleton, Minn. 1910
RiseUng, Maurice ArUngton, nor, 1033 Fair-
brook Lane, Santa Ana, Cal. 1953
RisheU, Paul Wesley, ret, 276 P'irst Ave., New
York 9, N. Y. 1929
Ritcliie, Adam Greig, as p, 10 W. Lockwood
Ave., Saint Louis 19, Mo. 1941
Rittenburg, WiUiam H., ret. Box 53, Hanover,
Me. 1923
Ritter, Richard Henry, p em, 664 W. Eighth
St., Claremont, Cal. 1923
Rivera-Rodriguez, Antonio, p. Box 1029, Rio
Piedras, P. R. 1950
Roach, Kenneth Ernest, p, 115 Dickinson St.,
Utica, N. Y. 268, 1960
Robb, Robert Christopher, p, Kingston, N. H. 1957
[Robb, Mrs. Rosa Lizenby, deceased.
Robbennolt, Mrs. Patricia, as p, 7 Fourth St.,
Stamford, Conn. 1959
Robbins, Samuel Dowse, Jr., p, Roberts, Wis. 1946
Robbins, WUham A., address unknown. 1900
Roberts, Ben, ret. Mountain Meadow, Starks-
boro, Vt. 1916
Roberts, Bruce, ec m, 600 W. Genesee St.,
Syracuse 4, N. Y. 1942
[Roberts, Clarence B., deceased.
Roberts, Elmore Bosworth, Jr., p, R.D. 4,
Boston Post Rd., Madison, Conn. 1955
Roberts, George, ret, 25 Scarsdale Rd., West
Hartford 7, Conn. 1906
Roberts, John R., ret, 20500 Bryant St.,
Canoga Park, Cal. 1938
Roberts, John WaUace, p, R. 3, Roanoke, Ala. 1957
Roberts, Loring F., p, 10 Rockland St.,
Taunton, Mass. 1959
Roberts, Robert Arthur, p, 19 Pleasant St.,
Everett 49, Mass. 1953
Robertson, BurneU Jacob, p, 2512 London
Ave., New Orleans 19, La. 1957
Robertson, Edward Martin, sch t, Auburn
University, Auburn, Ala. 1945
Robertson, George Anderson, Jr., p, P.O. Box
88, Poquonock, Conn. 268, 1960
Robertson, Harold George, p, 150 Courtland
St., WeUington, Ohio. 1930
Robertson, John C, ret, 804 W. Second St.,
Brodhead, Wis. 1926
Robertson, John Prescott, p, 195 Ridgewood
Ave., Glen Ridge, N.J. 1945
Robeson, Wallace Merle, my, ABCFM.
244, 268, 1960
Robie, Everett M., p, 314 Upham St., Melrose,
Mass. 1937
Robie, Frederick, Jr., p, 54 Lee St., Lincoln,
Me. 1953
Robinson, AUyn Preston, Jr., ec m. National
Conference of Christians and Jews, 21
Ridgeway Bldg . , Bay S hore, N. Y. 1 933
Robinson, Daniel Sommer, ret, 3640 Homeland
Dr., Los Angeles 8, Cal. 1910
Robinson, David Arthur, p, 8616 N. Dixie
Dr., Dayton 4, Ohio. 1948
Robinson, George Alfred, p, 17 Front St.,
Marion, Mass. 1945
Robinson, Harold Wesley, asp, 430 E. Ells-
worth Ct., San Mateo, Cal. 1916
Robinson, Henry Evans, p, 148 Beach Rd.,
Fairfield, Conn. 12, 1935
Robinson, Hugh Edward, ncr, P.O. Box 441,
Fort VaUey, Ga. 1944
Robinson, Hughes Alonzo, ncr, P.O. Box 411,
Fort VaUey, Ga. 1943
Robinson, Jack Fay, p, 214 Walnut St., Saint
Charles, lU. 1939
Robinson, James Edwin, ret, 683 Leyden Lane,
Claremont, Cal. 1922
Robinson, Verne Arthur, p, 1581 N.W. Keasy
Rd., Roseburg, Ore. 1951
Robinson, WiUiam Dunlop, p em, 303 N. 27th
Ave., Yakima, Wash. 1899
Robles, Gabino, ret, Punta Santiago, P.R. 1921
Robles, Juan, ncr. Extension Mariani, Ponce,
P.R. 1913
Robles-Mercado, AveUno, p, JJ 9, Caparra
Ter., Rio Piedras, P. R. 1958
Robles-Rodriguez, Faustino, p, 565 Prospect
Ave., Bronx, N. Y. 1956
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
381
Robles-Rodriguez, Gilberto, supt, 51 Mariana
Bracetti (Oeste), Rio Piedras, P. R. 19,1943
Robson, Horace G., sec, 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass. 5, 12, 1923
Rode, Gottfried, Novo Santa Rosa, via
Toleado, Parana, Brazil. 1949
Rode, Kurt S., Mauricio Cardozo via Santa
Rosa, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1958
Rode, Walter, Santo Antonio, Parana, via
Barrac.ao, Parana, Brazil, S. A. 1953
Roden, Thomas Cleveland, p. North Conway,
N. H. 1948
Rodgers, Glen Ernest, p, R.D. 2, Havre de
Grace, Md. 268, 1960
Rodgers, Paul Matthew, p, 36 Glen Ave., Fox
Lake, 111. 1955
Rodgers, William, sch t, 228 Clayton St., San
Francisco, Cal. 1936
Rodrigues, Charles Valadao, p, 507 Fifth St.,
NewYorkl7, N. Y. 1943
Rodrigues, Martin, p, 613 E. Buena Vista St.,
Barstow, Cal. 1952
Rodriguez, Diego M., p, Celes Aqui-1452 6,
Santa Isabel, P. R. 1942
Rodriguez, Toraas, ncr, W32, Las Lomas, Rio
Piedras P. R. 1955
Rody, Norman Henry, as p, 2592 W. 14th St.,
Cleveland 13, Oliio. 1956 '
Roe, Russell Ricliard, p, 3352 Betty Lane,
Pittsburgh, Cal. 1957
Roemmich, Carl A., p, 1404 Ninth Ave., Scotts
Bluff, Neb. 1927
Roethlisberger, Russell U., sch t, 81-104 Helen
Ave., Indio, Cal. 1936
Roger, John Herbert, p, Oto, Iowa. 1918
Rogers, Harold Henry, p, 640 Old Post Rd.,
North Attleboro, Mass. 1927
Rogers, Oscar AUan, Jr., coll ad, Natchez Jun-
ior College, Natchez, Miss. 1953
Rogers, Ralph Hebard, asp, R.D. 1, Forges
Green, Plymouth, Mass. 1922
Rogers, Mrs. Ruth Evelyn, ch, R.D. 1, 1010
Wood Junction, Fulton, Mo. 1954
Rogers, Tlieodore Lester, p, 74 N. Beach St.,
Ormond Beach, Fla. 1938
Rogers, William Fred, ch. State Hospital No. 1,
R.D. 1, 1010 Wood Junction, Fulton, Mo. 1937
Rogers, William Osgood, p em, 4901 E.
Kentucky St., Denver 22, Colo. 1900
Rohart, Emerson, James, p, R. 2, Box 85,
Harrisonburg, Va. 1926
Rohrs, Henry John, p, P.O. Box 51, Sunder-
land, Mass. 1941
Rollins, Wayne G., coll p, Wellesley College
Wellesley 81,Mass. 1958
Romdn-Soto, Pedro, ret, 113 Vives St., Ponce,
P. R. 1921
Romero, Juan R., pod, 931 E. 169th St.,
New York 59, N. Y. 1920
Romolo, John J., ret, 46 Glenwood Rd.,
Somerville45, Mass. 1914
Ronander, Albert Carl, sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 4, 1941
Rooks, Charles Shelby, ncr, 140 Nassau St.,
Princeton, N. J. 1951
Roos, Carl Theodore, as supt, 165 N. Kenil-
worth Ave., Oak Park, 111. 17, 1952
Roosa, WiUiam V., coll pf, Morehouse College,
Atlanta, Ga. 1920
Root, John Bernard, p em, coll pf. Piedmont
College, Demorest, Ga. 1922
Roraback, Albert Edward, p em, 215 Feni-
more St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1905
Rosa, Celio, Box 164, Ceiba, P. R. 1955
Rosario-Nieves, Luis, ncr, San Juan, P. R. 1934
Rose, David Drew, p, 700 Marion St., Salem,
Ore. 1941
Rose, Eugene Alexander, ncr, 4608 W. Verde
Lane, Glendale, Ariz. 1946
Rose, John Dixie, p, 27560 California Dr.,
Lathrup Village, Mich. 1943
Rose, Philip Marsham, p em, 1923 Main St.,
Glastonbury, Conn. 1913
Rose, Richard Selwyn, ret, 666 W. Eighth St.,
Claremont, Cal . 1912
Rose, Thomas Henry, p, 7 Hallet St., Dor-
chester 22, Mass. 1930
Rose, William Hughens, p, P.O. Box 501,
Cocoa Beach, Fla. 1942
Rosenblad, Ralph A., pod, R. 4, Winfield,
Kans. 1951
Roser, William Ralph, orw, R. 3, Enfield, 111. 1953
Roshaven, S. Walter, p, 415 Northfield Rd.,
Bedford, Ohio. 1949
Rosimo, Jose Atcheles, p, P.O. Box 259, Puu-
nene. Maui, Hawaii. 1953
Ross, Clark Norman, p, 3625 N. Bosworth
Ave., Chicago 13, lU. 1956
Ross, Donald Jean, p, South Vienna, Ohio. 1955
Ross, Edgar MoKinley, deceased. 274
Ross, James Francis, coll pf, Princeton, N. J. 1952
Ross, Walter Ripley, p. Box 1246, Elburn, 111. 1942
Rossel, Orval John, p, 149 E. 155th St., Har-
vey, 111. 1954
Rota, Charles A., p,'4201 Hegg Ave., Madison
4, Wis. 1946
Roth, Jacob Walter, p, 506 N. Sixth St.,
Weatherford, Okla. 268, 1960
[Rothenberger, John, deceased. 274
Roundy, Rodney Wiley, supt em, p, 257
Vaughan St., Portland 4, Me. 14, 1905
Rouner, Arthur Acy, p, 350 Clinton Ave.,
Brooklyn 5, N. Y. 1923
Rouner, Arthur Acy, Jr., p, 666 Center St.,
Newton 58, Mass. 1954
Rouner, Leroys S., my, ABCFM. 244, 267, 1960
Rowe, Gard Linwood, p, 104-22 89th Ave.,
Richmond Hill, N. Y. 1945
Rowe, Leslie R., p, 41 N. High St., Bridgton,
Me. 1943
Rowland, Charles Wesley, ncr, R.D. 1, Black-
shear, Ga. 1922
Rowland, Donald Doren, p, 1927 W. 78th PL,
Los Angeles 47, Cal. 1958
Rowlands, William Francis, pod. The Manse,
Iden Green, Bcnenden, Kent, England. 1911
Rowles, Glenn Alvin, asp, 14115 Magnolia
Blvd., Van Nuys, Cal. 1922
Rowley, Charles G., ncr, R.D. 3, Candor,
N. Y. 1937
Rowley, Stewart Kimmel, p. Fair Haven, Vt. 1959
Rowse, Ralph, ret. Lake Alfred, Fla. 1914
Rubyan, Robert Pen, 161 Winona St., Highland
Park 3, Mich. 1950
Rudy, Walter LinviUe, asp, 1141 Summit
Ave., Saint Paul Park, Minn. 1957
[Ruegg, Samuel Gustav, deceased. 275
Ruelil, Kenneth Porter, p, Malta, Mont. 1959
Rueter, Ernest Adjutant, p, 225 University
Ave., Lafayette, Ind. 1953
[Rugg, Herbert Dean, deceased. 275
Rugh, Dwight, ncr, Y.M.C.A., Taipei, For-
mosa. ( — )
Ruhl, Donald L., p. Crook, Colo. 268, 1960
Ruhl, William H., p, P.O. Box 186, Angels
Camp, Cal. 1935
Ruiz, Carlos A., sem pf. Box 426, Rio Piedras,
P. R. (-)
Rumer, Robert Edward, as p, 3605 S.W. Hume
St., Portland 19, Ore. 1938
Rumph, James Nathaniel, ncr, 1414 21st
St., Phenix City, Ala. 1938
Rundin, Walter C, p, 225 E. Eighth St.,
Wahoo, Neb. 1909
Runkel, Curtis William, p, Somers, Wis. 1952
Runyan, Mary Edith, coll pf, Elmira College,
Elmira, N. Y. 1948
Rush, Charles Filmore, scht, 135 E. 30th St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1927
Rush, Richard LawTence, as p, 48 Clewley
Rd., West Medford, Mass. 268, 1960
Rushdoony, Yegheazar K., ret, 39802 Road 16,
Kingsburg, Cal. 1918
Rusk, George Yeisley, ncr, 42 Quincy St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1918
Russ, Charles Trumbull, ret, 151 Warner Rd.,
North Haven, Conn. 1941
Russell, Galen E., p. 6945 W. Medill Ave.,
Chicago 35, 111. 1925
Russell, Galen Eames, Jr., p, 262 Kaliponi St.,
Waliiawa, Hawaii. 268, 1960
382
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Russell, James Humphrey, p, 14 N. Main St.,
Homer, N. Y. 1946
Russell, Josepli Jones, p em, sec, 61 East St.,
Melrose 70, Mass. 1924
Russell, Wallace William, p, Exira, Iowa. 1935
Rust, Henry Lubbers, ret. Box 329, Penney
Farms, Fla. 1913
Rust, Henry Reynolds, p, 16052 E. Janine
Dr., Whittier, Cal. 5, 1944
Rusten, Philip Elroy, Jr., p, 211 E. Middle St.,
Chelsea, Mich. 1952
Ruston, Joseph T., ret, R.D. 1, Marietta,
N. Y. 1926
Rutland, N. J., ncr, address unknown. 1955
Ryan, Christopher Cornelius, ret, 305 N. Col-
lege St., Spencerville, Oliio. 1899
Ryan, Walter Scott, orw, 13535 E. McNichols
St., Detroit 5, Mich. 1955
Ryder, Richard Edward, Jr., as p, 29 Church
St., Presque Isle, Me. 1958
Rymph, Lewis Merle, supt, 923 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, Kans. 17, 1924
Rymph, Robert Merle, p, 2045 Ruskin Rd.,
Salina, Kans. 268, 1960
Rymph, Thomas Merton, p, 6000 E. Harry
St., Wichita 18, Kans. 1954
Saarian, Charles Edwin, p, 605 Carlton Ave.,
Cloquet, Minn. 1950
Sabey, F Peter, p, Williamsburg, Mass. 1961
Sadleir, 'Wilbur Benjamin, p, 27 Golden St.,
Haverliill, Mass. 1957
Saez, Florencio, sch t, Urbanizacion Villa Ne-
varez, Calle 15, P. 3, Box 233, Rio Piedras,
P. R. 1914
Saffery, Samuel Makaneole, Sr., p, 1232 Pala-
mea Lane, Honolulu, Hawaii. 1941
Safford, George Chester, ret, 679 Leyden
Lane, Claremont, Cal. 1913
Sagawa, Chikatada, ret, 5319 Liwai St.,
Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. 1921
Sahakian, Mrs. Mabel Lewis, ncr, 135 Booth
Rd., Dedham, Mass. 1953
Sahakian, William S., collpf, 135 Booth Rd.,
Dedham, Mass. 1947
Sakumura, Joseph S., ch, 39 W. 11th St.,
Columbus l,01uo. 1953
sales, Richard Winton, my, ABCFM. 244, 1956
Salisbury, Charles Courtney, ret, Plainfield,
Vt. 1910
Salo, Eino Veikko, p, 728 41st St., Brooklyn
32, N. Y. 1954
Salter, Edward Calvin, p, R. 3, Box 270A,
MolaUa, Ore. 1916
Sampson, Orval Wayne, p, 408 State St., Hart,
Mich. 1948
Sampson, Thomas Sawyer, Jr., p, 220 S.
Main St., Lombard, lU. 1945
Samuels, Charles Wesley, p, P.O. Box 752,
BurUngton, N. C. 1957
Samuelson, John Arthur, p, 39 Forest St.,
Newton Higlilands 61 , Mass. 1942
Samuelson, Robert Duane, ncr, 1 Buckingham
St . , Hartford , Conn . 1 958
Sandau, Wayne Reinhold, p, Ellington, Conn. 1953
Sandberg, Jonathan Nathaniel, p, 249 Lin-
coln PI., Irvington 11, N. J. 1954
Sanders, Arthur, as p, 1320 Cambridge Blvd.,
Columbus, Oliio. 1945
Sanders, John Frederic, ret, 7722 Satsuma
Ave., Sun Valley, Cal. 1905
Sanders, Robert E., p, 191 Middlesex Ave.,
Wilmington 44, Mass. 1944
Sanderson, Emerson James, p. Box 618, Wai-
luku, Maui, Hawaii. 1939
Sanderson, J. Kent, p, 319 Cherry St., Pitts-
field, 111. 1933
Sanderson, Ross Warren, ret, 35 Oxford Rd.,
Newton Centre 59, Mass. 1908
Sandford, Jack Loren, p, 319 W. Sumner St.,
Streator, 111. 1958
Sandman, John Robert, p, 3000 W. Henderson
Rd., Columbus 21, Ohio. 1952
Sandstrom, David Henry, sec, 287 Park Ave.,
S., NewYorklO, N. Y. 4,8,11,12,13,1930
Sandven, Joseph Morris, p, 2400 Brentwood
Blvd., Saint Louis 17, Mo. 1955
Sanford, Kenneth John, p, 6 Webster St.,
Hyde Park 36, Mass. 1957
Sanford, Monard G., ncr. Box 6, Plainfield,
Ind. 1941
Sangree, Carl M., pf, R.D., West Cumming-
ton, Mass. 1921
Sangree, Charles Spahr, p, 84-40 85th Rd.,
Woodhaven 21, N. Y. 1952
Sangree, Milton Huyett, p, 118 Paramount
Pkwy, Buffalo 17, N. Y. 1924
Santa, Charles Paul, asp, 1709 39th St.,
Sacramento 19, Cal. 1942
Santiago-Alvarado, Santiago, pod. Box 45,
Calle Fagot, Quatro Calles 14, Ponce, P. R. 1943
Santos, David M., p, 1701 S. Broadway, S.E.,
Albuquerque, N. M. 1953
Sapsezian, Aharon, pod, 46 Rua Iturpa de
Miranda, Sao Paulo, Brazil, S. A. 1955
Sargent, Arthur Hayes, ret, Tliird Ave., Scar-
boro. Me. 1910
Sargent, John Henry, ret. 111 S. Loring St.,
Lowell, Mass. 1916
Sargent, Martin Van Buren, p, 890 Wasliing-
tonSt.,Bath, Me. 1944
Sargent, Robert Abbott, p, 11 SeweU Rd.,
South Berwick, Me. 1955
Sargent, Stanley Morse, ch. Mayo Clinic, 940
Sixth Ave., S.E., Rochester, Minn. 18, 1931
Sarles, Plullip William, p, 5218 Hampsliire
Dr. Minneapolis 19, Minn. 5, 1936
Sarrio, Anthony H., p, 116 Shaler St., Pitts-
burgh 11, Pa. 1939
Sather, Edgar Raymond, coll, p, Skidmore
College, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 1955
Satterfield, Robert H., p, 950 Bella Vista
Ave., Paradise, Cal. 1923
Sattler, Ferdinand, p em, 2035 S. 18th St.,
Lincoln 2, Neb. 1900
CSauer, Conrad, deceased. 275
Sauer, John N., p, 224 N.E. Mason St., Port-
land 11, Ore. 1920
Saunders, CUfford Reed, p, 401 Walnut St.,
Pierce City, Mo. 1952
[Saunders, Whitney W., deceased. 275
Savage, Frederic Waldo, p, 501 W. Indiana
Ave., Urbana, 111. 1940
Savides, James Maurice, p, 115 S. Madison
St., Waupun, Wis. 1952
Savidge, Robert McCloughan, onv, 5 Davis
Ct., Durham, N. H. 1943
Sawyer, Roland Douglas, p. Ware Center,
Mass. 1900
Sayler, Bernard Wesley, p, P.O. Box 36, Hali-
fax, Mass. 1954
[Sayler, Edward C, deceased.
Scambler, Mrs. Anne IsabeUe, ret, 340 S.
Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. 1932
Scambler, Arthur George, ret, 340 S. Ridge-
wood Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. 1917
Scanland, Robert H., as p, 1985 W. Orange
Rd., Pomona, Cal. 1952
Scanlin, Donald Alexander, ncr. Circle, Mont. 1941
Scavo, John Edwin, p, 429 Fairview Ave.,
Bridgeport 6, Conn. 1956
Schaaf, Clarke Baldwin, as p, 50 Park St.,
Attleboro, Mass. 268, 1960
Schaal, Herbert Raymond, my, San Martin
119, Concordia, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1956
Schadeberg, Henry Carl, ncr, Wasliington,
D. C. 1941
Schadegg, MUton Frederick, p, 123 Pearl Hill
Rd., Fitchburg, Mass. 1944
Schaefer, James Wesley, ncr. Box 475, Cannon
FaUs, Minn. 1954
Schafer, Benjimen M., as p, 3506 E. Donner,
Fresno, Cal. 1959
Schafer, Walter C, ncr, 135 Arundel Ave.,
West Hartford, Conn. 1913
Schafer, WiUiam Richard, p, Parkston, S. D. 1951
Schall, Herbert R., sxipt, San Martin 119,
Concordia, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1956
Schaper, Richard John, ret. Sweet Briar Farm,
Rowley, Mass. 1942
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
383
Schatz, Jacob Edgar, ret, 2100 W. 44th St.,
Cleveland 13, Ohio. 1916
Schatz, .James Marvin, p, McLaughlin, S. D.
268, 1960
Schatz, Raymond Melvin, p, P.O. Box 145,
Selby, S.D. 1957
[Schaiifuss, Charles J., deceased. 275
Scheer, Henry Otto, p em, Follett, Te.x. 1913
Scheffer, Conrado, San Francisco, De Asis,
Misiones, Argentina, S. A. 1958
Scheffer, Eduardo, Avda. Libertad s/n, Urdi-
narrain, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1948
[Scheibe, Otto J.,dfceasfd. 275
Scheid, Charles William, p, 2415 Madison
Ave., S.E., Grand Rapids 7, Mich. 1933
Scheller, WiUiam C, p, 65 Southern Ave.,
Pittsburgh 11, Pa. 1939
Scherfee, James F., p, 1706 Diane Dr., Oildale,
Cal. 1952
Scheuer, Donald Henry, p, P.O. Box 769,
Custer, S. D. 1953
Scheyer, Ehvin H., asp, 1514 E. 45th St.,
Seattle 5, Wash. 1932
Schiller, August, p, 740 Franklin Ave., Love-
land, Colo. 1912
Scldlling, Walter Edward, ret, 3325 Rutland
Ave., Des Moines 11, Iowa. 1915
Schlaretzki, Walter, p, StiUman Valley, HI. 1918
Schleicher, H. Don, p, Central Lake, Mich. 1953
Sclilueter, Roland Franklin, p, Box 31, Federal
Way, Wash. 1943
Schmalz, Alfred George Henry, p, 18 Brook-
side Rd., Darien, Conn. 1928
Schmeck, Emilio, p, Genasio Mendez 226,
Gualeguaychu, Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1952
Schmid, Herman G., Bazine, Kans. 1909
Schmidt, Carl F. O., p em, 6701 Cheviot Rd.,
Cincinnat i 24 , Oliio . 1 900
Schmidt, Edward, ncr, Lind, Wash. 1942
Schmidt, Frederick C, ret. Box 154, Kendrick,
Ida. 1927
Schmidt, John F., coll pf, Bethel College,
North Newton, Kans. 1938
Schmidt, Jonathan David, ret, Haven, Kans. 1915
Schmidt, Stanley Wallace, as p, 455 Pierson
Ave., Crystal Lake, 111. 1955
Schmittler, Lawrence Edward, p, R.R. 5,
Frankfort, Ind. 1943
Schnackenberg, John W., p, Box 166, Nisland,
S. D. 1946
Schneider, Fred, p, 726 Ensign St., Fort Mor-
gan, Colo. 1943
Schneider, Henry, p, 1619 Fourth Ave., Scotts
Bluff, Neb. 1944
Schneider, Max A., ncr, Lower Shore Rd.,
Barnegat, N. J. 1925
Schneider, Otto, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1956
Schofield, Charles, ret, 600 Priscilla Way,
Claremont, Cal. 1915
Schofield, John Donald, p, 806 S. Tenth St.,
Lanett, Ala. 1940
Schofield, RusseU GUbert, p, 236 E. Foster St.,
Melrose 76, Mass. 1940
Schomer, Howard F., sem ad, Chicago The-
ological Seminary, Cliicago 37, 111. 8, 1941
Schoning, Arnt L., p, 315 Woodford St., Port-
land, Me. 1923
Schoning, John Ballou, ch, U. S. Air Force.
246, 1952
Schoonmaker, Theodore Carpenter, p, 47 W.
Bridge St., Dublin, Ohio. 1945
Schorman, William Reed, p, 216 W. Sixth
St., Cedar Falls, Iowa. 1948
Schossow, Lyle J., p, R. 3, Golden, Colo. 1952
Schott, Fred Henry, p, 4808 Summit St., To-
ledo 11, Oliio. 1928
Schott, Lawrence Herbert, p, R. 4, Fairfield,
111. 1955
Schowalter, Curtis Theodore, p, 120 E. Jack-
son St., Ottawa, 111. 1948
Schowe, H. H., p, Latimer, Iowa. 1928
Schrag, Oswald O., pf, Fisk University, Nash-
ville 4, Tenn. 1946
Schramm, Ray Julius, as p, 504 Abbott Rd.,
East Lansing, Mich. 1920
Schriver, Lester Osborne, ncr, 110 Crescent
Ave., Peoria, 111. 1920
Schrock, Perry Frederick, pern, 1104 West-
wood Ave., Santa Ana, Cal. 1906
Schroeder, Louis Clarence, p, 73 Washington
St., East Milton 86, Mass. 1921
Schroeder, Richard Carl, as p, 2206 S. Green-
view St., Appleton, Wis. 1950
Schroeder, William Widick, sem pf, 5757 Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1955
Schubert, George H., pod, Box 326, Battle
Ground, Wash. 1947
Schubert, Paul, sem pf, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 1931
Schue, Albert Clayton, pod, R.D. 3, 219A,
Terre Haute, Ind. 1916
Schultz, Carl Fearing, p, 7 Harvard St.,
Hyannis, Mass. 1924
Schultz, Carl Fearing, Jr., p, 2 Winter St.,
Plymouth, N. H. 1959
Schultz, Valerius, my, Caixa Postal SS4, Ijui,
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A. ( — )
Schulz, Louis, coll pf. Piedmont College,
Demarest, Ga. 1926
Schulz, Ormund A., as supt, 3056 Prospect
Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio. 19, 1931
Schulz, Theodore Emil, ncr, 1945 Cox Rd.,
Aptos, Cal. 1932
Schwab, Ralph Kendall, p, 3701 Jones St.,
Omaha 5, Neb. 1917
Schwarz, Glen R., p, 64 Centre St., Nantucket,
Mass. 1950
Schwarz, Heinz, p. Box 362, New Richland,
Minn. 1928
Schwarz, Homer Augustus, p, W. 3405 Bis-
mark, Spokane 15, Wash. 1943
Schwarz, John Thomas, Jr., p, Hemingford,
Neb. 1954
Schweig, Adolfo, collp, Gunha Pora, Mun.
Plamitos, via Irai, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil,
S. A. (— )
Schwenke, John Richard, sec, 19 S. La SaUe
St., Chicago 3, 111. 1948
Schwyhart, Earl Wells, ret, 3300 E. Blacklidge
Dr., Tucson, Ariz. 1929
Scotford, John Ryland, orw, 497 N. Fulton
Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 1912
Scott, Mrs. Carolyn H. F., ret, GossviUe,
N. H. 1929
Scott, Donald Ray, p, R. 1, Atwood, 111. 1956
Scott, Evelyn M., ncr, 21 Cumberland Rd.,
Lynn, Mass. 1948
Scott, Harry S., p em, Udall Kans. 1906
Scott, Hosea, p, 1666 Hunter St., Norfolk 4,
Va. 1944
Scott, John Clifford, p, 33 Woodland Ave.,
Brockton, Mass. 1958
Scott, Philip Gordon, supt, 297 Park Ave., S.,
New York 10, N. Y. 19, 1928
Scott, Robert Eugene, Jr., p, 29 Church Lane,
Burlington, Mass. 268, 1960
Scott, Rufus Wiley, p, 1620 Drexel Ave.,
Miami Beach 39, Fla. 9, 1935
Scott, Walter Reed, p, 422 Quarterline St.,
Newaygo, Mich. 1951
Scott, WiUiam Tate, p, Chuckatuck, Va. 1923
Scott, Wilham Tate, Jr., p, 811-13 W. Main
St., Durham, N. C. 1954
Scribner, Frank J., ret, 15 E. Tenth St.,
New York 3, N. Y. 1912
Scroggs, James Rudolph, as p, 43 Museum
Rd., Cambridge 38, Mass. 1959
Scruton, Norman Leslie, p, Chewelah, Wash. 1934
Sealand, Evans Franklin, Jr., p, Box 33,
Canton Center, Conn. 1959
Seale, George E., p, 20 Shaffer St., Worcester,
Mass. 1943
Seater, Mrs. HUda R. Frank, as p, Clark,
S. D. 1946
Seater, Robert Paul, p, Clark, S. D. 1955
Seckerson, Howard Arnold, ret, 3 Oakhill
Rd., Storrs, Conn. 1909
Seebart, Arthur W., p, P.O. Box 216, Soquel,
Cal. 1919
Seely, Albert L>-nus, ch, LTniversity of Massa-
chusetts, Amherst, Mass. 1951
384
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[1960
Seely, Ernest Lyle, p, 48 Perry St., Barre, Vt. 1946
Seely, Ray Monroe, p, Radnor, Ohio. 1914
[Seelye, Laurens Hickok, deceased.
Segerstrom, David Ivar, ch, R. 5, Box 118,
Rockford, lU. 1924
Siebel, Edward G., 1316J^ Fourth Ave., Rock-
ford, lU. 1951
Seim, Kenneth Edward, p, 1108 Chestnut St.,
Western Springs, lU. 1939
Selby, Donald Joseph, coll pf, Catawba Col-
lege, Salisbury, N. C. 1938
Seldon, Horace, as supt, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 18, 1952
Sellars, Alastair Clark, p, 5760 Floral Ave.,
Jackson viUe 1 1 , Fla. 1950
Sellick, Frank Stanley, p em, 2149 Elm St.,
Stratford, Conn. 1923
Selmser, James Lancaster, ch, Cheyenne Res-
ervation, Eagle Butte, S. D. 1953
Senior, Robert Cholerton, p, 23 Powder House
Blvd., West Somerville 44, Mass. 1942
Senter, James Perle, p, 1102 M Street, Eureka,
Cal. 1946
Serfas, Erhard, El Colorado, Formosa, Argen-
tina, S. A. 1955
Serfas, Erich, p, Salta 275, Obera, Miaiones,
Argentina, S. A. 1957
Serfas, Johann, Padre Gamales, Mun. Tres
Passos, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1949
Serrick, Robert W., p, Keswick, Ontario, Can-
ada. 1937
Setchko, Edward Stephen, sem pf, 3135 Groom
Dr., Richmond, Cal. 1954
Sevetson, Donald James, p, R. 1, Franksville,
Wis. 1958
Sewell, William George, p, 342 Union St., Han-
over, Mass. 1925
Seymour, Collie, p, 1124 Caroline Ave., Alber-
marle, N. C. 1944
Seymour, Frank Conkling, p, 86 Center St.,
Dighton, Mass. 1922
Shafer, George William, nor, 1315 N. El Paao,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1953
Shaffer, RusseU L., p, 1470 Delhi St., Du-
buque, Iowa. 1954
Shannon, Thompson L., collpf, 3705 Euclid
Ave., DaUas, Tex. 1932
Sharkey, Forrest B., p, 387 Kinoole St., Hilo,
Hawaii. 1931
Sharp, David Adison, Jr., ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1938
Sharp, Lawrie Judson, p, P.O. Box 128, Palm
City, Fla. 1913
Sharp, Wilbur B., p, 917 W. Chicago St.,
Lebanon, Ind. 1925
Shattuck, Bowen Harrison, p, Brandon, Vt. 1933
Shaver, Erwin L., sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8. Mass. 1917
Shaver, Seth Quintin, ch, Nevada State Hos-
pital 3, Nevada, Mo. 1959
Shavers, E. Major, p, 324 Los Flores Ter.,
San Diego, Cal. 1943
Shaw, Arthur Woodman, Jr., p, 194 High St.,
Greenfield, Mass. 1956
Shaw, Edgar MedUl, p. Lock Box 73, Berk-
shire, N. Y. 1931
Shaw, Eunice Bacon, ncr, Chautauqua, N. Y. 1943
Shaw, Everett Leslie, p, 232 Carleton St.,
Lawrence, Mass. 1922
Sheaffer, WiUiam Morgan, ncr, % Mrs. E.
Kane, 15 Mulberry St., Rochester 20, N. Y. 1950
Shedd, Vaughn Frederick, p, 2183 Ocean St.,
Marshfield, Mass. 1942
Sheely, Madison Lewis, Jr., p, 210 W. Fifth
St., Yankton, S. D. 1951
Sheild, John Morgan, p, 119 E. Seventh Ave.,
Redfield, S. D. 1957
Shelby, John Samuel, p, Hettinger, N. D. 1942
Shelby, William W., ecm, 215 W. 23rd St.,
New York 10, N. Y. 1942
Sheldon, Everitt Earl, ch. Pilgrim State Hos-
pital, Brentwood, N. Y. 1942
Sheldon, Keenan, p, 5457 E. Seventh St.,
Tucson, Ariz. 1936
Sheldon, O. J., ret, 814 W. Fairbanks Ave.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1918
Sheldon, Paul Edward, p, 27 Hillcrest Rd.,
Reading, Mass. 1931
Shelton, Earnest Thomas, p, R. 1, Trinity,
Ala. 1952
Shelton, J. Bryan, p, 12224 Curtis St., Nor-
walk, Cal. 1943
Shelton, Paul Wesley, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1955
Shelton, Robert L., p, R. 1, Lanett, Ala. 1946
Shepard, Clyde Sheldon, ret, 351 S. Occidental
Blvd., Los Angeles 57, Cal. 1912
Shepard, Harold LeRoy, p, 118 Main St.,
Madison, Me. 1958
Shepard, Royal Francis, Jr., p, 500 S. Fourth
St., Watertown, Wis. 1954
Shepherd, David W., p, 526 Mclver St., San-
ford, N. C. 1932
Shepherd, George WilUam, p, 9 Webster St.,
Middleboro, Mass. 1925
Shepherd, Joseph, sch t, R. 2, New Carlisle,
Ind. 1945
Sheppard, David Winston, p, 73 Providence
St., West Warwick, R. I. 1956
Sheppard, Ohn Emory, p, Roanoke, Ala. 1939
Sherard, Robert Douglas, Jr., p, 102-18 34th
Ave., Corona 68, N. Y. 1953
Sherberg, Albert Nathanael, ncr, 316 Dix Rd.,
Wethersfield, Conn. 1927
Sherman, James Preston, as p. Box 26, Charle-
voix, Mich. 1959
Sherman, Peter Rogers, coll pf, Eugene, Ore. 1952
Sherman, Stanley Carter, ret, 15 Pierce Ave.,
Beverlv, Mass. 1915
Sherman, WiUard E., p, PittsviUe, Wis. 1938
Sherrell, Richard Eugene, orw, 365 W. 10th
St., Claremont, Cal. 1955
Shideler, Emerson W., coll pf, 418 Stanton
Ave., Ames, Iowa. 1939
Shields, Hugh, p em, p, 21 Main St., Ridge-
field, Conn. 1917
Shields, Robert W., ncr, Bozeman, Mont. 1953
Shiery, Floyd W., p, Orriba, Colo. 1929
Shigematsu, M., p, Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii. 1925
Shimoda, Robert K., p, TalcottviUe, Conn. 1947
Shipherd, H. Robinson, ret, Southold, N. Y. 1937
Shipherd, Theodore Merrell, ret. Box 414,
Littleton, Mass. 1902
Shipman, Montagu Arthur, ret, 521 S. Madi-
son St., Pasadena, Cal. 1912
Shipman, RusseU Joseph, p, 725 E. Eighth St.,
Charlotte 6, N. C. 1953
Shire, David Francis, as p, 9 Prospect St.,
West Bovlston, Mass. 1959
Shirley, Alfred, ret, 2108 S.E. 181st Ave.,
Portland 16, Ore. 1946
Shirley, David Bernard, p, 377 Closter Dock
Rd., Closter, N. J. 1952
Shirley, John Alvin, ret, 1008 Mound Ave.,
South Pasadena, Cal. 1913
Shishido, MUes Motoyuki, p, R. 2, EarlviUe,
111. 1950
Shively, Forest W., scht, 416 South L Street,
Lake Worth, Fla. 1946
Shively, PliiUp L., coll pf, 416 S. Governor St.,
Iowa City, Iowa. 1959
Shontz, Wayne K., p, 20 Mendon St., Black-
stone, Mass. 1954
Shores, David Lawrence, p, P.O. Box 73,
Alstead, N. H. 1959
Short, Wallace Clifford, p, 119 Western Ave.,
Brattleboro, Vt. 1957
Shoim, Glenn, p, Watervhet, Mich. 1953
Shoup, Raymond L., p, 211 N. Washington
St., Angola, Ind. 1957
Shows, Mrs. Louise Higgins, as p, R.D. 3,
Middlebury, Vt. 1948
Shrader, Ralph R., sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 8, 12, 1925
Shrewsbury, Rankin LesUe, p, 201 Volusia
Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. 1947
Slirout, Thomas R., sem ad, Missouri School
of Religion, Columbia, Mo. 1940
Shubert, Charles Loyd, collpf, 124 Parsons
St., Mankato, Minn. 1931
Shuff, Ivey Jehu, pod, 12 Homestead Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn. 1928
[Shull, Andy, deceased, 275
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
385
ShuU, W. RusseU, ncr, 1635 Hyde Park Blvd.,
Chicago, 111. 1919
Shult, Pearley E., pern, 324 Third St., An-
keny, Iowa. 1909
Shurtz, George G., ret, Box 53, Newcomers-
town, Ohio. 1910
Siddall. George Thomas, Jr., p, 416 W. Weller
Ave., Ansonia, Ohio. 1959
Siegle, Scott C., ret, Orleans, Mass. 1919
Siekman, Arthur Jones, as p, 23 S. Main St.,
Wallingford, Conn. 1958
Sietsema, Glade Wesley, p, Tabor, Iowa. 1951
Siewert, Arthur Eugene, p, 700 E. Park St.,
Riverton, Wyo. 1949
Siferd, Russell Gordon, p, 404 W. Main St.,
Urbana, lU. 1926
Siff, Leonard Francis, pod, 29 Albert Ave.,
Fair Lawn, N. J. 1957
SUcox, Claris Ed^\'in, ret, 4 Sussex Ave., To-
ronto 5, Ontario, Canada. 1914
Sill, Clinton Eugene, p, 3158 Wayside Lane,
Walnut Creek, Cal. 1944
SUls, Horace Stevenson, p, 1121 Vantage Dr.,
Orlando, Fla. 1953
Silvis, Ralph, p, Box 386, HamersviUe, Ohio.
268, 1960
Simmons, Arthur Aborn, ret, Southfield,
Mass. 1912
Simmons, Claude C, p, 414 Forbes AUey,
New Bern, N. C. 1931
Simmons, Handy Otto, p, 408 Forbes Ave.,
New Bern, N. C. 1951
Simmons, Lewis Bill, p, R. 1, Hickory, N. C. 1954
Simmons, Robert Wilbur, p, 1850 Tenth Ave.,
Sacramento 18, Cal. 1932
Simon, Ernest, as p, 15000 Southfield St., De-
troit 23, Mich. 1949
Simon, Robert Evans, my, ABCFM. 244, 1958
Simonds, Jesse Rupert, p em, 32 Wood Ave.,
Eliot, Me. 1913
Simons, George Tracy, ret, 1965 Miller Ave.,
Esoondido, Cal. 1915
Simonton, Robert Haynes, p, 227 Newman
Ave., Rumford, R. I. 1952
Simpson, Clifford Oliver, p, 105 Chestnut St.,
Manchester, Conn. 14, 1933
Simpson, Donald A., p, 00 Bowles Park,
Springfield 4, Mass. 1947
Simpson, John Laurence, p, Darlington, Ind. 1953
Simpson, John N., 77, Wells, Me. 1956
Simpson, Robert Francis, p, 19 Leavitt St.,
Skowhegan, Me. 1959
Simpson, Robert Wayne, p, Box 91, Grand
Marais, Minn. 1958
Sinclair, Donald Keith, p, 515 13th St., Sioux
City, Iowa. 1944
Sinning, Edward C, p, 150 Licking Pike, New-
port, Ky. 1919
CSinninger, 'Normau'E., deceased. 275
Sipe, Wilham Castell, ret. Box 323 Hollis,
N. H. 1921
Sires, Earl W., p, 6879 E. River Rd., Rush,
N. Y. 1952
Sisson, Robert Eugene, p, 366 Main St.,
Hingham, Mass. 1950
Siudv, George Simon, Jr., p, 6736 N. Loleta
Ave., Cliicago 46, lU. 1943
Sizeland, Edward James, ch, St. Lawrence,
_ Sta. A., State Hospital, Ogdenisburg, N. Y. 1946
Sizer, Leonard M., coll p , West Virginia Uni-
versity, Morgantown, W. Va. 1941
[Sizer, Willis Leonidas, deceased. 275
Skaret, George H., p, 833 Bryden Ave., Lewis-
ton, Ida. 1941
Skeele, Robert Eugene, p, 303 Seventh Ave.,
W., Alexandria, Minn. 1953
Skeeter, Romie R., p, 437 Smith St., Suffolk,
Va. 1945
Skeirik, Albert John, p, 103 Madison St.,
WeUsviUe, N. Y. 1947
Skentelbury, William Henry, p em, Litchfield,
Mich. 1912
Skerry, James William, p cm, 240 Sixth Ave.,
Kirkland, Wash. 1909
Skidmore, Harold N., sec, 287 Park Ave. S.,
New York 10, N. Y. 13, 1926
Skidmore, Lewis Herbert, ret, 1048 Prairie
Ave., Beloit, Wis. 1911
Skidmore, Nathaniel, p em, R.D., 300 O'Brien
Rd., Jackson, Mich. 1913
SkiUin, Carl Dana, ret. Box 75, Ridgecrest,
N. C. 1915
Skinner, Bradley Fuller, p, 745 W. Midway
Blvd., Broomfield Heights, Colo. 1937
Skinner, Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, ncr, 745 W.
Midway Blvd., Broomfield Heights, Colo. 1937
Slade, William Franklin, ?> em, 73 Hornbeam
HiU Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. 1899
Slater, Arnold, p, 1800 Crestwood Dr., Chatta-
nooga 5, Tenn. 5, 1932
Slater, William Archer, as supt, 3056 Prospect
Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio. 19, 1933
Sleeper, Charles Freeman, ncr, Vanderbilt Uni-
versity Divinity School, Nashville, Tenn. 1958
Sleeper, Murray Franklin, p, 9 Church St.,
New Hartford, Conn. 1947
Slezak, Albert Jerome, p, 212 Kater Ave.,
Harrison, Ohio. 1953
Slie, Samuel Nathaniel, sec, 1145 Massachu-
setts Ave., Cambridge 38, Mass. 1952
Slighter, Alfred Reeves, p, 55 Merced Ave.,
San Francisco, Cal. 1952
Sloan, George S., ncr, 1001 Harvard Ave.,
BilUngs, Mont. 1910
Sloan, S. J. Tilden, ncr, Poulsbo, Wash. 1908
Sloan, William WUson, coll pf, Elon College,
N. C. 1929
Slotten, Ralph L., p, 1866 Iglehart Ave., Saint
Paul 4W, Minn. 1951
Small, Lawrence Farnsworth, coll pf. Rocky
Mountain College, Billings, Mont. 1950
SmaUsreed, Lee Johnston, Jr., p, 720 N., 85th
St., Scuttsdale, Ariz. 1942
Smiley, Edmund Lewis, ret, P.O. Box 92, Sun-
apee, N. H. 1907
Smiley, Edward Forbes, ret. Church Rd., Bed-
ford, N. H. 1919
Smith, Mrs. Ann Pearse, as p, 3555 W. Mc-
Graw St., Seattle 99, Wash. 1937
Smith, Arthur Judson, p, Greene, N. Y. 1951
Smith, Benjamin Lawson, p, Orwell, Vt. 268, 1960
Smith, Burton BoutweU, ret, 60 Hillside Ave.,
Arhngton 74, Mass 1923
Smith, Charles Crawford, p, 21 June St., Fall
River, Mass. 1955
Smith, Charles Lynn, Jr., p, 47 Church St.,
Shelton, Conn. 1954
Smith, Daniel Harrison, pod, Cross Rd.,
North Dartmouth, Mass. 1929
Smith, Donald E., orw, 125 Sherman St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1948
Smith, Donald Edward, sem pf, 5522 S. Ellis
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1946
Smith, Donald Wesley, p, 12 Maple Ave., Pea-
body, Mass. 1958
Smith, Duane Warner, p, 39 State St., East
Bloomfield, N. Y. 1957
Smith, Dwight Chichester, orw, 475 Riverside
Dr.. New York 27, N. Y. 1927
[Smith, Edward, deceased. 275
Smith, Edward Huntington, ret, 144 Hanock
St., Auburndale 66, Mass. 1901
[Smith, Edward Lornie, deceased. 275
Smith, Edward Walter, Jr., p, 2746 Glebe Rd.,
Lemon Grove, Cal. 1939
Smith, Fred, ret, 239 Cajon St., Laguna Beach,
Cal. 1915
Smith, George Arthur, p, Box 344, South
Britain, Conn. 1955
Smith, George J., p, R.D. 1, Ogdensburg,
N. Y. 1919
Smith, Graeme C, p, 639 S. Escondido Ave.,
Vista, Cal. 1935
Smith, H. Shelton, sem pf, Duke University,
Durham, N. C. 1915
Smith, Harold Otheman, p, 171 Parsonage
Hill Rd., Short Hills, N. J. 1927
Smith, Harry Daniel, coll pe, SjTacuse Univer-
sity, Syracuse, N. Y. 1957
Smith, Henry Francis, p em, Box 98, Kenne-
bunkport. Me. 1905
386
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[1960
Smith, Henry W., ret, Greylock St., Lee,
Mass. 1905
Smith, Herbert Rhodes, p, 60 Otis St., Need-
ham 92, Mass. 14, 1936
Smith, Herman Kenneth, ret, 280 E. Walnut
St., Painesville, Oliio. 1928
Smith, Horace J., ;;, Box 133, Lake Preston,
S. D. 1937
Smith, Howard William, p, Saxtons River, Vt. 1958
Smith, Ivan Robert, p, P.O. Box 186, Fern-
dale, Wash. 1932
Smith, J. Gorman, p, Suffield, Conn. 1949
Smith, J. Howard, p, 155 Grand Ave., New
Haven 13, Conn. 1934
Smith, Jack Allan, Jr., as p, 3429 Devon Rd.,
Miami 33, Fla. 1953
Smith, Jackson E., as supt, 122 W. Franklin
Ave., Minneapohs 4, Minn. 18, 1927
Smith, James Alfred, Jr., p, 12 Woods Ave.,
Somerville 44, Mass. 1952
Smith, James Otis, p, 617 S. StreveU St., Miles
City, Mont. 1933
Smith, Jefferson H., p, 231 N. Maple St., Col-
viUe, Wash. 1947
[Smith, Joseph Lloyd, deceased. 275
Smith, Kenneth B., as p, 7000 S. Park Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU. 268, 1960
Smith, Leon Edgar, p em.. Sylvan Beach,
Bayside, Va. 1905
Smith, Lester Earl, p, 615 N. First St., De
Kalb, 111. 1948
Smith, Norman Leonard, ncr, 38 Harrison St.,
Taunton, Mass. 1951
Smith, OrviUe A., p em, P.O. Box 2, Nogales,
Ariz. 1901
Smith, Paxton, p, 112 W. Sycamore St., Inde-
pendence, Kans. 1933
Smith, Raymond Peter, pod, 2201 Travers
Lane, Flossmoor, lU. 1944
Smith, Richard G., 16 Cobleigh St., Islington,
Mass. 1942
Smith, Robert C, p, 817 Matson's Ford Rd.,
ViUanova, Pa. 1955
Smith, Roberta Louise, as p, 8006 N. Kustner
Ave., Skokie, 111. 1957
Smith, Roger Kennedy, p, P.O. Box 101,
Sunol, Gal. 1956
Smith, RoUand C, p, R.D. 2, Beloit, Ohio. 1951
Smith, Roy M., ret, Box 106, Hinton, Iowa. 1920
Smith, Sheppard O., 7icr, 2406 Melody Lane,
Mobile 5, Ala. 1926
Smith, Sidney Randall, p, 2824 Nueces St.,
Corpus Christi, Tex. 1933
Smith, Terry Neil, as p, 1320 Cambridge
Blvd., Columbus, Ohio. 1958
Smith, Verlin E., p, Mooreland, Ind. 1949
Smith, Verne Milton, scht, P.O. Box, Apple-
ton, Me. 1948
Smith, Walter A., p, Seymour, Wis. 1936
Smith, Walter Franklin, p, 311 Temple St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 1953
Smith, Wayne Edward, p, 255 Bancroft St.,
Imlay City, Mich. 1957
Smith, WiUiam OUver, p, HiUsboro, Ore. 1957
Smith, WiUiam Poole, p, P.O. Box 678, West
Richfield, Ohio. 1945
Smith, William Roy, ret, R. 1, Diboll, Tex. 1902
Smith, WiUis Eugene, p em, 2955 Mill Creek
Rd., Mentone, Cal. 1926
Smithers, WiUiam Stewart, p, 37 E. Fulton
St., GloversviUe, N. Y. 1956
Smoot, LoweU A., p, 215 Charlotte Dr., Ports-
mouth, Va. 1950
Smothers, Gary W., as p. Box 163, MarshaU-
town, Iowa. 1959
Smucker, James R., as supt, 165 N. Kenil-
worth Ave., Oak Park, lU. 1946
Snavely, Frank R., p. Pleasant HUl, Tenn. 1947
Snavely, Jerald Hood, p, 2740 Woodside Rd.,
Woodside, Cal. 1943
Snedeker, Rodney Gordon, p, P.O. Box 93,
Woodstock, Conn. 1954
Sneesby, Arthur WiUiam, p, 412 First Ave.,
Durand, Wis. 1917
SneUing, Robert Archibald, p, 1002 Alberta
St., Oceanside, CaL 1938
Snesrud, Dwight Dale, p, Box 255, Whiting,
Iowa. 1959
Snider, Mrs. Greta Wood, as p, Lincoln, Mass. 1958
Snider, Reuel P., ret, 232 E. Ash St., HUlsboro,
Ore. 1919
Snow, Mrs. AUce Bigley, ret, 1414 Hackett St.,
Beloit, Wis. 1934
Snow, Arthur Joseph, p, 1414 Hackett St., Be-
loit, Wis. 1935
Snow, Everard Walker, ret. River St., NorweU,
Mass. 1901
Snow, Manuel H., p, Masardis, Me. 1932
Snowden, Glen Wenger, ncr, 366 Tappan St.,
Brookhne 46, Mass. 1958
Snyder, Francis Clark, p, Cortland, Neb. 1924
Snyder, George Samuel, p, 8010 11th Ave.,
N.E., Seattle 15, Wash. 1946
Snyder, Richard Leigh, as p, 52 St. John PI.,
Westport, Conn. 1943
Snyder, Ross Leland, Jr., ret, 9427 N. Woolsey
Ct., Portland, Ore. 1956
Snyder, Walstein Welch, orw, Elon CoUege,
N. C. 1943
Snyder, Wilson Douglas, p. Box 166, Wind-
ham, Ohio. 1955
Soberg, Lester Leroy, as supt. Box 1776, Far-
go, N. D. 19, 1950
Solandt, Andrew Walter, ret, R.F.D. 1, Box
790, Delray Beach, Fla. 1919
Somers, Laurence D., p em, 17 Front St.,
Marion, Mass. 1911
Soper, WiUard Butler, p, 266 Church St., Nau-
gatuck, Conn. 1939
Sorensen, Everett Leighton, p, 272 F Street,
Chula Vista, Cal. 1939
Sorensen, Morten, ret. Sawyer Rd., Cape
Ehzabeth, Me. 1926
SorreU, Matthew Thomas, orw, Blairs, Va. 1923
Southwdck, Philip Haseltine, p, R. 41, Rich-
mond, Mass. 1959
Sowder, Charles Sherman, orw, 101 ICnoUwood
Ave., Cranston 10, R. I. 1933
Spacht, Mark B., ret, 270 E. Patterson St.,
Dunkirk, Ohio. 1919
Spalding, Howard Douglas, as p, Box 75, West
Glover, Vt. 268, 1960
Spangler, N. Wayne, as p, BrecksviUe, Ohio. 1956
[Sparkes, Cecil Stanley, deceased. 275
Sparks, Robert, sch t, Burnham Rd., Avon,
Conn. 1944
Spears, Richard Harvey, pod, 248 S. Indian
HiU Blvd., Claremont, Cal. 268, 1960
Speer, CUfton G., ret, Box 136, Lake Villa, lU. 1916
Speicher, Earl Edmon, ret, Ashland, Wis. 1918
Spence, Charles Morton, p, 108 King St.,
WaUace, Ida. 1959
Spence, WiUard McCleUan, p, 6 E. Rives St.,
Rhinelander, Wis. 1936
Spencer, Adele Beaumont, sch t, R.D. 2,
Thompson, Ohio. 1957
Spencer, Carlton F., p, West Manchester,
Ohio. 1942
Spencer, Charles Maurice, p, 1150 W. Orange-
burg Ave., Modesto, Cal. 1950
Spencer, John CyrU, ret, R. 1, Box 5312, San
Marcos, Cal. 1916
Spencer, John E., ret, Hidalgo, lU. 1916
Spike, Robert Warren, sec, 287 Park Ave., S.,
New York 10, N. Y. 9, 1946
SpindeU, Verne Alva, p, 1825 Twin Ridge Rd.,
Lincoln 6, Neb. 1939
Spinka, Matthew, ret, 588 W. Eighth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1915
SponseUer, Edwin H., p, 210 Elm St., Nor-
thampton, Mass. 1942
Spradling, Edward Grant, as p, 1 Primus Ave.,
Boston 14, Mass. 1955
Spragg, Howard Eugene, sec, 287 Park Ave.,
S., New York 10, N. Y. 6, 9, 13, 1942
Sprenger, Edgar, p, {ch, Grafton State Hospi-
tal), 174 Main St., FisherviUe, Mass. 1957
Sprenger, Ernest Henry, coll pf, Doane Col-
lege, Crete, Neb. 1947
Sprenger, Frederick A., p, Ipswich, S. D. 268, 1960
SpuUer, Everett Louis, ret, 230 S. First St.,
Dixon, Cal. 1934
1960 J Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
387
Spyker, Fred Bowers, p, 7 Church St., West-
boro, Mass. 1944
Stackman, Carl, p em, 312 Rockingham Ave.,
Tavares, Fla. 1902
Stafford, Hubert Samuel, ret, Chicopee, Mass. 1912
Stafiford, Russell Henry, ret, Old Willimantic
Rd., Columbia, Conn. 15, 1914
Stageberg, Ohver Vincent, p, 14138 S.W.
Knaus Rd., Oswego, Ore. 1943
Stalilschuss, Fredrich W., Ac Casa Comercial
Edniurido Voigtlaender, Linha 29, Norte,
Ijui, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1938
[Stamm. Frederick Keller, deceased.
Stamp, Lloyd Robert, as p, 2715 Emerald St.,
Eugene, Ore. 1929
Stanford, George Edwin, p, 1205 Fairview St.,
South Milwaukee, Wis. 1954
Stanford, LeRoy, p, 135 Elmer St., Westfield,
N. J. 1949
Stanley, Isaac Newton, ret, P.O. Box 214,
Challis, Ida. 1919
Stanley, J. Taylor, supt, P.O. Box 957,
Greensboro, N. C. 16, 1925
Stanley, Lawrence L., ncr, 15 Idlewood Dr.,
Greenville, S. C. 1923
Stannard, Edward L., ret, R.D. 2, Whitefield,
N. H. 1915
Stanton, Andrew J., p, 30 Wexford St., Spring-
field 8, Mass. 1917
Stanton, Ira M., p, Swanton, Vt. 1916
Stanton, Lawrence Lloyd, p, 945 Saticoy Ave.,
Saticoy, Cal. 1958
Staple, Richard H., 2937 Cottage Grove, Des
Moines 11, Iowa. 1946
Staples, Seth Perkins, coll p, 112 Wilson Ave.,
Kent, Oliio. 1953
Starbuck, Kenneth Clinton, p, La Harpe, lU. 1958
Starie, John W., p em, Quechee, Vt. 1909
Stark, Lewis Arthur Stansbury, ret, 912 Third
St., Santa Cruz, Cal. 1915
Stark, Walter Howard, p em, 1439 Brooks
Ave., San Diego 3, Cal. 1920
Stark, Walter W., p, Hayden, Colo. 1952
Starr, Harris Elwood, /) em, 182 Cold Spring
St., New Haven 11, Conn. 1902
Starr, Laurence Frank, p, Durham, N. Y. 1947
Staton, John Jerome, 624 West Ave., S., La
Crosse, Wis. 1955
Stauffacher, Albert Daniel, p em, 567 May-
flower Rd., Claremont, Cal. 1912
Stauss, Reuben A., p, 349 S. Jefferson St.,
Huntington, Ind. 1923
Staves, Walter Howard, p, 13900 Chadler
Blvd., Van Nays, Cal. 1942
Steadman, LaFayette L., ret, 902 Webster St.,
Redlands, Cal. 1919
Steakley, Ray Selvidge, p, 1117 12th Ave.,
Moline, 111. 1935
Stearns, Albert D., ret, 1 Sherman Ave.,
Wyoming, N. Y. 1920
Stearns, Gordon Woodburn, Jr., as p, 12 S.
Main St., West Hartford 7, Conn. 1959
Stearns, Howard Oliver, Jr., p, 41 Center St.,
Danvers, Mass. 1952
Stearns, John Frye, p, 208 W. Gray St., El-
mira, N. Y. 1929
Steckel, Clyde J., coll p, Illinois College, Jack-
sonville, 111. 1955
Stedman, John W., p, 509 Second Ave., N.E.,
Waseca, Minn. 1948
Steece, Arvel Meryl, p, 366 Main St., Old
Saybrook, Conn. 1947
Steele, Clayton John, as p, 18 Piney Woods
Ave., Springfield, Mass. 1947
Steele, John Albert, p, 134 W. Orleans St.,
Paxton, 111. 1931
Steele, WiUiam John, p. North Troy, Vt. 1953
Steen, Joseph A., p, 117 Wasliington St., Dela-
van. Wis. 1924
Steeper, WilUam Frank, p, 3140 Alani Dr.,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 1945
Steere, Kenneth Wade, p, 25 Berkeley St.,
Nashua, N. H. 1951
Steffen, Thomas D., p, Lancaster, Mass. 208, 1960
Steffensen, Paul Thielman, p, 10907 Husom
St., S.W., Tacoma 99, Wash. 1958
Stehr, Truman, orw, 1421 Arch St., Philadel-
phia 2, Pa. (-)
Stein, James Richard, ncr, 2154 Tremont Rd.,
Columbus, Ohio. 1952
Stein, Joseph Henry, supt, 44 Brick Church
Plaza, East Orange, N. J. 18, 1927
Steinberg, John Ballentine, p. Beach, N. D. 1957
Steininger, William Richard, ch, Dorothea
Dix Hospital, Raleigh, N. C. 1923
Stem, Charles Hubert, p, 547 Cambridge,
S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 8, 1938
Stemme, Fred E., ncr, Manitou Springs, Colo. 1918
Stent, Judson, sch t. Mount Hermon School,
Mount Hermon, Mass. 1940
Stepanek, Mrs. Alma Esther, ncr. Browns Val-
ley, Minn. 1951
Stephens, Frank Leroy, p. Sulphur Springs,
Ind. 1958
Stephenson, Ward Lewis, p, 314 Harrison St.,
Algonquin, 111. 1949
Sterling, Donald Melvin, p, 119 W. Jefferson
St., Spring Valley, Minn. 1942
Stevens, Herbert .\nderson, p, 57 W. Water
St., Rockland, Mass. 1937
Stevens, James Stanley, p, 10 Broadway, Ban-
gor, Me. 1939
Stevens, Robert Morris, ncr, 27 W. Wheelock
St., Hanover, N. H. 1937
Stevens, Wyatt Millard, p, 38 Berlin Ave.,
Soutliington, Conn. 1934
Stevenson, Marshall Mack, p, Jackson, N. H. 1940
Stevenson, Wilfred Sinclair, Jr., ret, 2837
North Ave., Grand Junction, Colo. 1925
Stevenson, WiUiam Robert, p, Tryon, N. C. 1936
Stever, Frederick Axtell, ret, 13209 Orchard
Rd., Hopkins, Minn. 1912
Stewart, Claire M., Sr., p em, 4704 Clarmar
Dr., Jefferson Town, Ky. 1924
Stewart, James A., p, 3959 Bath Rd., Akron
13, Ohio. 1946
Stewart, John Thomas, ncr, 3458 Victor St.,
Saint Louis 4, Mo. 1920
Stick, Henry A., pern, 114 Vivian St., South
Amherst, Ohio. 1911
Stickney, George Edwin, supt, 315 Stapleton
Bldg., BilUngs, Mont. 18, 1917
Stickney, Marion Faye, ret, 167 E. Elm St.,
Greenwich, Conn. 1953
Stifl3er, Paul E., p, 9224 S. Justine Ave., Chi-
cago 20, 10. 1953
StiU, Edwin Willis, ncr, R.D. 2, New Hart-
ford, N. Y. 1943
Stimpson, Dixon B., p. Lake View, Iowa. 1957
Stimson, Cyrus F., ret, address unknoicn. 1895
Stinehelfer, James Daniel, Jr., as supt, 3056
Prospect Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio. 19, 1947
Stipek, Charles William, ch, U. S. Air Force.
246, 1938
Stipp, F. Barry, p, 191 Center St., Wolcott 16,
Conn. 1959
Stock, Joseph Erwin, p, 811 Palmetto Ave.,
Stanford, Fla. 268, 1960
Stocking, Jack Davis, p, 218 E. Padre St.,
Santa Barbara, Cal. 1958
Stockwell, Wallace Arthur, ncr, 16 Bradley
St., Branford, Conn. 1925
Stoddart, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, ncr, 21
Silver St., South Hadley, Mass. 1925
Stoerker, Theodor Frederick, p, 1421 Amy Ct.,
Whiting, Ind. 1937
Stoeve, Olaf Andreas, p, 1104 N. Progress St.,
Veradale, Wash. 1943
Stoflfer, Bryan Sewall, coll pf, Washburn Uni-
versity, Topeka, Kans. 1917
Stoker, Terence Elwyn, p, 6000 E. Mill St.,
Porterville, Cal. 1942
Stokes, Kenneth Irving, p, 2 N. 330 Mildred
Ave., Glen EUyn 15, 111. 1954
Stokke, Gordon O., p, Cromwell, Iowa. 1954
Stoll, Rudolph Carl, ret, 201 Bryant St., North
Tonawanda, N. Y. 1907
Stone, Alfred Wheeler, p, 78 Marion Rd., Wa-
tertown 72, Mass. 1917
Stone, Betty, Edith, as supt, 85 N. State St.,
Concord, N. H. 19, 1956
Stone, Frank Andrews, mi/, ABCFM. 244, 1952
388
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[1960
Stone, Jerome Arthur, p, 221 S. Virginia Ave.,
DanviUe, lU. 1958
Stone, Lawrence Milford, p, Salisbury, Conn. 1942
Stone, Robert LeRoy, p, 100 First St., N.E.,
Mason City, Iowa. 1955
Stone, Walter Main, coll pf, 1 Brian Rd., West
Hartford 10, Conn. 1925
Stone, William Edward, p, 47 Helen St., Ma-
ple Shade, N. J. 1951
Stone, Wintlirop Ellsworth, p. South Rd., R.
2, Harwinton, Conn. 1953
Stoneback, George S., p, 208 S.. Maple St.,
McPherson, Kans. 1937
Stonecipiier, Luther E., ret, R.D. 2, Lake
Geneva, Wis. 1916
Stoner, Donald Gene, asp, 9411 S. 5l8t Ave.,
Oak Lawn, lU. 1959
Stoops, John Dashiell, ret, 1033 Park St., Grin-
nell, Iowa. 1901
Stormer, Raymond W., p, 4310 Joan PI.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 1961
Stotler, Jolm Martin, ret, 609 Hanawalt Rd.,
Monticello, Ind. 1892
Stottlemyer, LUbuin, ncr, 5215 Ridge Rd.,
Anderson, Ind. 1932
Stoughton, Lewis Herbert, ret, 16 Euclid Ave.,
Delmar, N. Y. 1895
Stoughton, Richard, Jr., p, 202 West St.,
Brockton 46, Mass. 1946
[Stout, William Clyde, deceased.
Stover, Howard C, ret, 438 E. New York Ave.,
Deland, Fla. 1905
Stover, Webster S., ncr, 365 Rye Beach Ave.,
Rye, N. Y. 1925
Stowe, Clayton Harold, p, 216 E. Cass St.,
Cadillac, Mich. 1933
Stowe, David Metz, sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 8, 1943
Stowe, Frederick Wynn, p em. Grand Marais,
Minn. 1913
Stowell, AUen Russell, p, P.O. Box 162, Peter-
son, Iowa. 1933
Stowell, Gerald Paul, p, 326 N. Washington
St., Batavia, 111. 1926
Strait, Edmund Robert, p, 72 HDlandale Rd.,
Westport, Conn. 1946
Strait, WiUiam E., asp, 15000 Southfield, De-
troit 23, Mich. 1944
Straight, Carlos H., p, Munson, Mass. 1957
Strang, Max, p, 1109 W. State St., Marshall-
town, Iowa. 1921
Strasburg, Frederick Robert, p, 114 Pleasant
St., Bridgewater, Mass. 1957
Strathern, Leshe Gilbert, as p, 640 Titus Ave.,
Rochester N. Y. 1944
Stratton, Bessie M., as p, 1200 FoothiU Blvd.,
La Canada, Cal. 1958
Strauch, William, p, 304 Yale Way, Fort Col-
lins, Colo. 1915
Strawmyer, Cleo Paul, p, 220 W. Tulare St.,
Tulare, Cal. 1937
Street, Cassius E., p, 9716 Manor Rd., Kansas
City 15, Mo. 1930
Street, Thomas, ret, 1 Harwood Ave., Williams-
town, Mass. 1913
Strickland, Daniel Walter, ret, 1663 Houston
Dr., Ft. Myers, Fla. 1923
Strickland, Mark Barsalov, p, 134 Ridge Rd.,
Manchester, N. H. 1931
Strickland, Mark Freeman, as p, South An-
dover, Mass. 1958
Strickler, Donald W., as supt, 297 Park Ave.,
S., New York 10. N. Y. 19, 1935
Strickler, Gayle Vincent, p, 7115 Monroe Ct.,
Des Moines 10, Iowa. 1939
Striffler, Roy J., p, 1719 Ninth St., Bay City,
Mich. 1928
Stripp, Fred S., coll pf, 2152 Oregon St., Berk-
eley 5, Cal. 1935
Strobel, Theodore C, p, 324 Cherry Dr., Lodi,
Cal. 1921
Strobel, Walter Robert, ncr, Union Theological
Seminary, New York, N. Y. 1950
Stroebel, Fred C, p, 321 Maxon .St., Eau
Claire, Wis. 1956
Stroh, Henry J., p, 312 12th St., Greeley,
Colo. 1922
Stroh, Mrs. Lucia Martha, p, 58725 Main
Blvd., New Haven, Mich. 1914
Strong, Alvin Dale, p, Irasburg, Vt. 1948
Strong, Mrs. Florence Barron, sch t, 839 Strat-
ford St., South Pasadena, Cal. 1956
Strong, George Whitman, sch t, 839 Stratford
St., South Pasadena, Cal. 1956
Strong, John Kendrick, p, 54 S. Jackson St.,
Janesville, Wis. 1937
Strong, llobbins, ncr, World Alliance, 37 Quai
Wilson, Geneva, Switzerland 1940
Stuart, Luke, ret, 1103 W. Lincoln Blvd., Free-
port, 111. 1907
Stubbs, Harry J., p, 349 S. Howard St., Gary,
Ind. 1955
Stubbs, Robert Leroy, p, 3601 N. Sheridan
Rd., Peoria, 111. 1934
Stuckey, Kenneth Melvin, p, 26 N. Washing-
ton St., CarpentersviUe, 111. 1945
Studebaker, Herbert Arthur, p em. Cashiers,
N. C. 1917
Studebaker, Homer J., pod, R.D. 2, Ossian,
Ind. 1933
Sturch, Ray Conrad, p, 318 Edgar Ave., Day-
ton 10, Ohio. 1957
Sturm, Fred G., coll pf, Western College for
Women, Oxford, Ohio. 1948
Sturman, Harold E., pod, R.D. 2, Parkville,
Mo. 1952
Sturtevant, Francis Tyler, coll p, 3100 S.
Micliigan Ave., Chicago 16, lU. 1939
Styron, Charles M., p, Trapelo Rd., Lincoln,
Mass. 1932
Suarez, Cruz A., ncr, Lomas Verdes, Bayamon,
P. R. 1931
Sugimoto, Tokichi, ret, 4115 Puumalu PL,
Honolulu 16, Hawaii. 1934
Suitonu, Rev., p, 4453 North Ave., San Diego
16, Cal. 1948
Sulahian, Senekerim Kevork, p, 1159 S. Sierre
Bonita, Los Angeles 19, Cal. 1939
Sullenberger, Carl Louis, p, 907 25th St., Og-
den, Utah. 1928
Sullenberger, Mrs. Elizabeth, ncr, 907 25th St.,
Ogden, Utah. 1944
Sumner, WiUiam A., p, 276 Ehu St., Fitch-
burg, Mass. 1923
Sunburn, John Harvey, p, 245 S. Grandview
Ave., Dubuque, Iowa. 1950
Sundberg, Albert Carl, Jr., pf, Garrett Biblical
Institute, Evanston, lU. 1945
SundeUn, Veijo Vaino, p em, Center St., West
Barnstable, Mass. 1903
Sundt, Valery Edwin, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1943
Surgener, Jolin III, ncr, 15 Newton PL, Ball-
win, Mo. 1952
Sutley, Paul D., as supt, 720 14th Ave., N.,
Seattle 2, Wash. 20, 1944
Suttner, Harry George, p, 2245 Mershon St.,
Saginaw, Mich. 1947
Sutton, Thomas Daniel, p, R. 1, Luray, Va. 1950
Swain, Charles Ramsey, p, Haverhill, N. H. 1937
Swainson, William, ret, 37 Maple St., Daniel-
son, Conn. 1912
Swan, Alfred Wilson, p, 121 Bascom PI., Madi-
son 5, Wis. 4,5,1921
Swank, Walter Wilson, p, 1305 N. Hamlin
Ave., Chicago 51, 111. 1933
Swann, Arthur WUliam, coll ad, 652 Bristol
Ave., Stockton 4, Cal. 1945
[Swann, Walter McMuUen, deceased. 275
Swansburg, Edward F., p, 35 Government St.,
Kittery, Me. 1956
Swanson, Harvey, p, 2312 Suffolk St., Hous-
ton, Tex. 1931
Swanson, Neil H., Jr., ncr, 176 W. Wisconsin
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 1945
Swanson, Robert Olmstead, p, R.D. 5, Pena-
cook, N. H. 1957
Swart, Winfield Q., my, ABCFM. 244, 1926
[Swarts, Cieon, deceased.
Swartz, Arthur George, p, 5139 Ridgedale St.,
Dallas 6, Tex. 1932
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
389
Swartz, Guthrie Reed, p, 80 Pleasant St.,
Palmer, Mass. 1949
Swartz, Herman Frank, p em, 3419 Calle
Noguerras, Santa Barbara, Cal. 1898
Swartz, Pliilip Allen, p em, R.D. 3, Candle-
wood Knolls, Danbury 1, Conn. . 1917
Swartz, Pliilip KinseU, ncr, 860 Joost Ave.,
San Francisco 12, Cal. 1926
Sweatland, Earl Knox, address unknown. 1941
Sweatt, Mrs. Anna Lucy, p, 532 W. 149tli St.,
New York 31, N.Y. 1950
Sweeney, Arthur Norman, p, Box 576 Sher-
burne, N. Y. 1955
Sweetland, William V., ret, R.D. 4, Gales
Ferry, Conn. 1911
Swem, Bovd Ransom, ret, 103 Grand Ave.,
Middletown, N. Y. 1933
Swett, Fred Kitfield, as p, 318 N. Church St.,
Rockford, lU. 1944
Swett, VerdoU D., p, Honeoye, N. Y. 1953
Swift, Arthur L., Jr., coll ad, 88 Morningside
Dr.,NewYork25, N. Y. 1916
Swift, James Williams, ncr, 2836 Gonzaga St.,
Richmond, Cal. 1955
Swift, Samuel Ross, p em, 340 S. Ridgewood
Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. 1909
Swisher, Okey R., ncr, 942 S. Bridge St.,
Belding, Mich. 1932
Swisher, Raymond Clarence, ret, C61 Van
Buren St., Fostoria, Ohio. 1904
Swisher, Walter S., ret, Box 126, Orr's Island,
Me. 1911
Sylvester, Edward Paul, p, 4511 Colfax Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 9, Minn. 1929
Symmonds, Shirley Philip, ret, address un-
known. 1945
Syster, Paul Edward, p, 116N Des Moines St.,
Ankeny, Iowa. 1945
Tadgell Henry Allen, Jr., p, 12 Court St., Win-
chendon, RIass. 1957
Tadlock,;M. Heath, p, 28 E. Columbus St., Mt.
Sterling, Ohio. 1933
Taft, Burns Edson, p, Hesperia, Cal. 1955
Taft, Clinton Jay, ret, 4718 Vista Del Monte
Ave., VanNuys, Cal. 1905
tTakami, Toshiliiro, Japan . 268, 1960
Takayanagi, Mitsuo Jackson, p, 2315 Gen-
see St., Utica, N. Y. 1950
Talbert, Arthur Everett, as p, 1800 N. Third
St., Grand Junction, Colo. 268, 1960
Talbert, Bruce Vernon, as p, 15529 Woodcrest
Dr. Whittier, Cal. 268, 1960
Talbot, Freeman H., ret, 4147 E. 17th Ave.,
Denver, Colo. 1913
TaUedge, Benjamin J., p, 328 Maiden St.,
Mineral Point, Wis. 1937
Talley, Joseph Addison, p, 368 Piedmont St.,
Waterbury 6, Conn. 1945
Tally, George M., p, R. 3, Sanford, N. C. 1929
Tally, Robert Eugene, p, 162 Third Ave.,
Danville, Va. 1951
Talmage, Luther Curtis, ret, Shandon, Ohio. 1900
Tamagi, WiUiam Y., as p, 829 Pensacola St.,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 1953
[Tamblyn, Albert T., deceased.
Tamblyn, Ronald Jolm, coll pf. Mount Hol-
yoke College, South Hadley, Mass. 1920
Tamura, Paul K., ret, 1025 14th Ave., Hono-
lulu 26, Oahu, Hawaii. 1915
Tangarone, Adam Abel, ncr, 38 N. Whitney
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1923
Tanguary, Ohver Leo, p, 2459 Calle Chanate,
San Diego 14, Cal. 1941
Tarr, Donald Browne, p, 4957 Northdale Dr.,
Freemont, Cal. 1933
Tate, Charles E., p, 904 E. Southern Ave.,
Plioenix, Ariz. 1927
Tate, Gordon P., p. (ch, Fernald State School),
98 Seminole Ave., Waltham 54, Mass. 1941
Tate, Mrs. Marian Keefer, as p, 9225 Coles-
ville Rd., Silver Spring, Md. 1939
Tatro, Donald Edward, p, 8 King St., Grove-
land, Mass. 1953
Tatter, Jaroslav Paul, p, 614 S. High Ave.,
Ilillsboro, Wis. 1941
Tauoa, Tikeri, p, 424 Pacheco St., San Fran-
cisco 16, Cal. 1941
Taylor, Alva Melbourne, p, Garrison, N. D. 1957
Taylor, Arthur William, p, 1902 Seventh Ave.,
Scottsbluflf, Neb. 1924
Taylor, Charles Francis, ret, 23 W. 74th St.,
New York 23, N. Y. 1896
Taylor, Harry C, p. Crystal, Mich. 1940
Taylor, Harry Ward, ret, 2069 S. W. Park
Ave., Portland 1, Ore. 1921
Taylor, James William, p, Box 211, Hyannis,
Neb. 268, 1960
Taylor, Kenneth Warwick, p, 259 Coram Ave.,
Shelton, Conn. 1959
Taylor, Louis Raymond, p, 18021 San Juan
Dr., Detroit 21, Mich. 1955
Taylor, PhyUis, as p, 490 Riverside Dr., New
York, N. Y. 1959
Teale, Arthur Ernest, p em,, Granby, Conn. 1915
Tee, Lawrence Edward, p, 3 Cottage Ave.,
Ansonia, Conn. 1945
Teed, Kenneth Ralph, p, 135 Prospect St.,
East Longmeadow, Mass. 1931
Teeuwen, Randall Rogers, p, 1971 Princeton
St., Saint Paul 5, Minn. 1959
Tefft, C. Brandt, orw, 1116 Michigan Ave.,
East Lansing, Mich. 1944
Tegnell, Gustaf N., ret, Brattleboro, Vt. 1909
Teikmanis, Arthur L., p, 225 S. Interlachen
Ave., Winter Park, Fla. 1941
Telfer, Jolm Harley, ncr, 525 41st St., Oak-
land 9, Cal. 1947
Telfer, Walter Allen, p, 640 Titus Ave., Roch-
ester 17, N. Y. 5, 1936
Tenhopen, Lawrence E., p, 359 Pearl St.,
South Haven, Mich. 1929
Terkelsen, Helen Elizabeth, ch, Crittenden-
Hastings House, 19 Pertsliire Rd., Brighton,
Mass. 1956
Terpstra, Chester G.,my, ABCFM. 244, 1945
Terry, Maurice Hanson, orw, 1940 N. Pros-
pect Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 1921
[Terry, Vance, deceased. 275
TerwiUiger, Floyd E., p. Lisle, N. Y. 1919
Thayer, Frederick T., p, Box 45, New Haven,
N. Y. 1926
Thelen, Mary Frances, coll pf, Randolph-
Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, Va. 1934
Theodore, John Toros, 55 Smith St., Saint
Albans, Vt. 1899
Tliibodeau, Asa Davis, asp, 2668 Ehn St.,
Denver 7, Colo. 1904
Tliiel, Peter J., ret, 482 Diehl Ave., San Lean-
dro, Cal. 1900
Thistle, WilHam T., p, 89 E. Main St., Staf-
ford Springs, Conn. 1926
Thorn, Richard Hershel, p, 532 W. Windsor
Ave., Phoenix, Ariz. 1956
Thoma, Robert, p, Prescott, Wis. 1958
Thomas, Charles CecU, ?icr, 422 Bluff Ave.,
Canonsburg, Pa. 1944
[Thomas, Clark Stetson, deceased. 275
Thomas, David Roy, as p, 101 E. Sixth St.,
Temple, Ariz. 1940
Thomas, David WiUard, p, Box 345, Harrod,
Oliio. 1945
Thomas, Emrys Price, p, 1900 Margaret St.,
Saint Paul 19, Minn. 1944
Thomas, Frank Foster, p, Wentworth, N. H. 1952
Thomas, Frank Patty, p, 937 Washington
Ave., Greenville, Oliio. 1925
Tliomas, George, p, 935 Marietta Ave., Nor-
folk, Va. 1959
Thomas, George Jefferson, p em, 1428 Hattie
Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. 1919
Thomas, (jeorge Monroe, coll pf, 250 25th St.,
N. E., Salem, Ore. 1932
Thomas, Grafton McCready, p, 540 E. Sixth
St., Alton, lU. 1948
Thomas, Helen D., as p. Hanks Hill Rd.,
Storrs, Conn. 1950
Thomas, ,Iohn E., as p, 10 Woodland St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 1934
Thomas, John Roger, pern, 1127 Indiana
Ave.,Monaca, Pa. 1905
390
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[1960
Thomas, Josiah Lincoln, p, Campton Village,
N. H. 1926
Thomas, Morrison J., p em, Creighton Towers,
Mobile, Ala. 1898
Thomas, Oliver Norton, as p, 22 Liberty St.,
Painesville, Ohio. 1955
Thomas, Percy E., p em, P.O. Box 131, Old
Mystic, Conn. 1903
Thomas, Roy Wallace, ret, 1851 S. Pearl St.,
Denver 10, Colo. 1912
Thomas, Rudy, pod, Scottwood Community
Church, Columbus 13, Ohio. 1946
Thomas, William Henry, p, P.O. Box 1723,
Raleigh, N. C. 1929
Thomas, William Robert, p, Winthrop, Minn. 1957
Thomson, Glen, p, R. 4, Fairfield, 111. 1957
Thome, Otto R., p, Caledonia, 111. 1919
Thomen, WiUard E., p, R.D. 1, Andover,
Conn. 1949
Thompson, Albert A., p, 2030 Main St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1936
Thompson, Frederick Harold, p, 202 Wood-
ford St. Portland Me. 1934
Thompson, Gordon Clarence, p, 15 West St.,
Mansfield, Mass. 1936
Thompson, Hugh, p, 9900 Denison Ave.,
Cleveland 2, Ohio. 1929
Thompson, Hugo Wilfred, coll pf, 1413 Fair-
mount Ave., Saint Paul 5, Minn. 6, 11, 1934
Thompson, Ira David, as p, Plainville, Conn.
268, 1960
Thompson, James Calvin, p, 15950 Lawrence
Dr. Mojave, Cal. 1956
Thompson, John R., as p 10 W. Lockwood
Ave., St. Louis 19, Mo. 1958
[Thompson, Louis Saunders, deceased.
Thompson, Lyman Harvey, p. P.O. Box 218,
Minden, Iowa. 1959
[Thompson, Ole, deceased. 276
Thompson, Roy D., ret, 37 Granite St., Sun-
cook, N. H. 1933
Thompson, Thomas Andrew, p, Baxter, Iowa. 1935
Thompson Thomas Kirkland, sec, 4:7 b River-
side Dr., New York 27, N. Y. 1935
Thompson, William J., ret, 948 S. Figueroa
St., Los Angeles Cal. 1910
Thompson, William Miller as p, 55 Hersey St.,
Portland, Me. 17, 1944
Thorns, Walter J., p. 154 Glen wood Ave.,
MeadviUe, Pa. 1921
Thomson, Joseph Kafafian, ncr, 89 Park Ave.,
Patersonl.N. J. 1916
Thomson, Leon, p, 1333 Brereton Way, Oro-
viUe, Cal. 1945
Thomson, Mehran K., coll pf, US. Summit
St., Ypsilanti, Mich. 1920
Thornburg, Albadore Blaine, ret, R.D. 2,
Farmland, Ind. 1914
Thornell, Jacob, ncr, 6613 Ryan St., Seattle,
Wash. 1915
Thornton, John Stuart, ncr. Theological Semi-
nary, San Anselmo, Cal. 1958
Thorp, Charles Nicholas, ret, 47 Woodland
Ave., Summit, N. J. 1897
Thorp, N. D., p. Box 1, Muskego, Wis. 1958
Thurber, Benjamin Waitt, p. Box 27, Derby,
Vt. 1959
[Thurlow, George Loring, deceased. 276
Thursby, Irvin Gilbert, p, 15 W. Main St.,
Milford, Conn. 1938
Thurston, Frank Edward, Jr., p, R.F.D.,
Jericho, Vt. 268, 1960
Tibbets, Percy Jerome, ec m. Box 213, Rapid
City, S. D. 1943
Tibbetts, Donald Edgar, p, 7 Columbus Ave.,
Saugus, Mass. 1958
Tibbetts, Norris L., ret, 417 Riverside Dr.,
New York 25, N. Y. 1918
Tiede, Otto J., ncr, Egestorf/Deister, Stoppstr,
33, Germany. 1911
Tiemeyer, Theodore N., p, 12230 S. W. 68th
Ct., Miami 56, Fla. 1934
Tiffen, Arthur WiUiam, p, P.O. Box 528,
Frankfort, Mich. 1953
Tigner, Hugh Stevenson, p, 116 Sound Ave.,
Riverhead, N. Y. 1934
Tiikkala, Miss Katri, pod, 59 Hamilton Ave.,
Englewood, N. J. 1915
Tiller, Paul David, p, 32 Florence St., Natick,
Mass. 1938
Tillett, George Frederick, p. Main St., Upton,
Mass 1957
Tinker, Robert Eugene, ncr, 1360 E. 58th St.,
Chicago 37, lU. 1944
Tinkham, Allen, Francis, p, P.O. Box 242,
Niantic, Conn. 1954
tTippett, Bertrand V., ret, Bellevue, Ohio. 1908
Tipton, Robert, ret, 511 Delaware Ave.,
Palmyra, N. Y. 1915
Tjensvold, Paul F., ret, 8240 Live Oak St.,
Fontana, Cal. 1932
Tobin, CUfiford Cecil, p, 330 N. Main St.,
Angola, N. Y. 1959
Todd, Lorenzo Springs, p, Box 365, Bayport,
Minn. 1952
Todrank, Gustave H., ch, Colby College,
WaterviUe, Me. 1951
[Toleman, Charles B., deceased.
ToUey, William Perroneau, my, ABCFM. 244, 1957
Tolson, George Russell, ch, San Quentin Fed-
eral Prison, Box 77, San Quentin, Cal. 1947
Tolson, George Tolover, ret, 726 NeUson St.,
Berkeley 6, Cal. 1904
Tomenendale, Frank Leopold, p, 1011 Acad-
emy St., Elroy, Wis. 1915
Toms, Joseph, ret. Box 464, Morris, Minn. 1907
Toms, Paul E., p, P.O. Box 1332, HUo,
Hawaii. 1947
Tong, Walter Curtis, sec, 110 E. 29th St.,
New York 16, N. Y. 11, 1931
Tonn, JuUo, coll p, Viale, Entre Rios, Ar-
gentina, S. A. 1955
[Toothaker, Archie, decreased. 276
Topliff, Hubert Jordan, p, Pembroke St.,
Suncook, N. H. 1955
Toppan, Louis Clark, p, 35 Crown Bridge Rd.,
WellesleySl, Mass. 1944
Topping, WiUiam H., ret., 760 Aldren Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1916
Torbet, Howard Lee, ret, 2935 Somerton Rd.,
Cleveland Heights 19, Ohio. 1901
Torrence, Edgar, ncr, 116 Parkwood Blvd.,
Mansfield, Ohio. 1943
Torres, Feliciana Angel Max, p. Union Esq.
Vives, Ponce, P. R. 268, 1960
Torres, Jose Alberto, p, 419 W. 52nd St., New
York 19, N. Y. 1950
Tovmassian, Edward S., orw, 156 Fifth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 1939
Towery, John Chesley, p, 423 23rd St., Austin,
Tex. 1951
Towle, Mrs. Evelyn T., orw, 1 Elmstead Lane,
Green's Farms, Coim. 1952
Towle, Chfford H., my, ABCFM. 244, 1934
Towle, Warren Wilder, supt, 7400 Pershing
Ave., Saint Louis 30, Mo. 18, 1928
Towne, Howard RosweU, p, 521 Webster St.,
Traverse City, Mich. 1927
Townley, Judson, p, 1790 Mayfield Rd.,
Chesterland, Ohio. 1949
Townsend, John Wesley, p, 76 Bell St., Chag-
rin Falls, Ohio. 1945
Townsend, Lynne P., p em, WeUfleet, Mass. 1931
To\\Tisend, Thomas Nelson, ncr, R. 1, Box 30,
Germantown, Wis. 268, 1960
Toy, Thomas, p, Morenci, Mich. 1926
Tozer, Arnold Walter, p, Union Church, Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y. 1949
Tracy, Charles Kellogg, p em, p, Abington,
Conn. 1904
Tracy, Olin Berry, p, 105 Washington Hgwy.,
Snyder 26, N. Y. 1923
Trafton, Roy M., ret, Milford, Conn. ( — )
Traudt, George, sch t, 6803 S.E. Mable St.,
Milwaukie, Ore. 1934
Treat, Edward Straight, supt, P.O. Box 1776,
Fargo, N. D. 4, 19, 1936
Treat, Rogert Eddy, ret, 314 Windsor St., Park
Forest, 111. 1916
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
391
Treber, Ernest, p. 236 W. Pleasant St., Dun-
kirk, Ind. 1909
Treber, Mrs. Mildred L., as p, 236 W. Pleasant
St., Dunkirk, Ind. 1914
Trembert, Albert A., p em, 19472 Mark Twain
Ave., Detroit 35, Mich. 1916
Trescott, Clarence B., p, General Delivery,
Dudley, N. C. 1954
Tresidder, D wight Menherion, pod, 808 S.
Standard St., San Juan, Tex. 1954
Tresidder, Frederick J., p, Trenton, Neb. 1908
Trexler, Jerry William, p, 470 Fairfax Ave.,
San Mateo, Cal. 4, 1942
Tribble, H. W., Jr., p, R. 2, Box 75, Franklin,
Va. 1952
Tribble, Oil Hoyt, address unknown. 1928
Trickey, Benjamin John, p. Box 242, Spring-
field, S. D. 1917
[Trickey, Reuben Robert, deceased. 276
Trimble, James C, p, 1835 Holton St., Saint
Paul 13, Minn. 1944
Trotter, Richard Lewis, p, 505 McMurray St.,
Richland, Wash. 1949
Trottier, Douglas Rodolphe, p, P.O. Box 124,
Greenfield, N. H. 268, 1960
Troyer, WilUam Lewis, scht, 1128 Ash St.,
Winnetka, lU. 1943
Truesdell, Robert F., pod, 725 Pine St., Win-
netka, 111. 1938
Truitt, John Galloway, ret, Box 157, Elon
College, N. C. 1916
Truitt, John Galloway, Jr., ch, U. S. Air
Force. 246, 1958
Trump, Richard Hayward, p, 2500 Washing-
ton St., Two Rivers, Wis. 1953
[Trust, Harry, deceased. 276
Tsai, Ai Cliih, p, 200 17th Ave., S., Seattle 44,
Wash 1942
Tsutsui, Hidemi, as p, 2214 N. King St., Hono-
lulu 17, Hawaii. 1955
Tuck, Leslie James, as p, 625 23rd St., Greeley,
Colo. 1923
Tupk, William C, p, 85 Church Dr., Cheshire,
Conn. 1952
Tucker, Francis Sample, p. North Falmouth,
Mass. 1926
Tucker, Robert Henry, p, DeSmet, S. D. 1958
Tucker, Stephen Robert, p, 15 Brookline St.,
Worcester 3, Mass. 1952
Tucker, Tom Haswell, p, Granby, Conn. 1956
TuU, Robert Warren, as p, 348 Margaret Cir.,
Wayzata, Minn. 1957
Tully, Robert WilHam, p, 48 N. Eighth Ave.,
Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 1955
Tuomisto, James E., ret, 17 Grove St., Duluth
3, Minn. 1928
Tuomisto, Mrs. Lillian, ret, 17 Grove St.,
Duluth 3, Minn. 1928
Turner, Dale Emerson, p, 1514 E. 45th St.,
Seattle 5, Wash. 1943
Turner, Jackson Edwin, p, 418 Fifth St.,
Manistee, Mich. 1946
Turner, James Edward, p. Main St., Sherborn,
Mass. 268, 1960
Turner, James Milton, ret, 807 Michigan Ave.,
Marysville, Mich. 1911
Turner, John Alden, ch, U. S. Air Force. 246, 1941
Turner, Louis Cecil, p, 903 Sarah Ave., Chico,
Cal. 1933
Turpin, Francis E., p. Box 525, Gaylord,
Kans. 1959
Turrell, Stephen Ward, p, 14 E. Corning St.,
Beverly, Mass. 1943
Tuthill, Wilham Bodle, pern, Andover, Conn. 1897
Tuttle, Arthur Farwell, Jr., coll ad, 601 W.
Minnesota Dr., De Land, Fla. 1950
Tuttle, George Albert, ret, 922 Bonita Dr.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1911
Tuttle, Harold, ret, 333 N. Friends Ave.,
Whittier, CaL 1911
Tuttle, Henry William, p, 7118 BurUngton
Ave., N., Saint Petersburg, Fla. 1954
Tuttle, William Natlianiel, as supt, P.O. Box
1056, Avon Park, Fla. 16, 1917
Twigg, Walter M., p, R. 1, Artemas, Pa. 1932
Twitchell, Joseph Hooker, ret, 67 N. Main St.,
West Hartford, Conn. 1911
Tyler, Edward Jackson, p, Thetford, Vt. 1951
Tyler, William Finney, p. Box 144, Canter-
bury, Conn. 1910
Tymeson, Gale EUis, p, 1696 Lehigh Station
Rd., Henrietta, N. Y. 1953
Tyson, Daniel Carr, coll ad, Doane College,
Crete, Neb. 1957
UdaU, John Leckner, Jr., p, 630 Broad St.,
Meriden, Conn. 1949
Ullom, Orville Donley, p, 43 Brooks St., May-
nard, Mass. 1929
Ullrich, Donald William, ch, U. S. Air Force.
246, 268, 1960
Ulrich, Fred Emerson, re<, 1325 Fillmore St.,
Topeka, Kans. 1913
Ulseth, Harold AUyn, p, R. 5, Box 143W, Dx-
celsior, Minn. 1959
Underliill, G. Hubert, p, 4031 S. Delaware St.,
Englewood, Colo. 1949
Underwood, Robert L., p, 20 Oak Ave., River-
side, R. I. 1927
Unruh, Ralph C, p, 631 HaU St., S.W., Grand
Rapids 9, Mich. 267, 1960
Updyke, Worden Jackson, Sr., p, 1611 River-
view Dr., Endicott, N. Y. 1938
Uphold, WiUiam B., Jr., collp , 3331 N. Hul-
bert Ave., Fresno 5, Cal. 1939
Upton, Albert Donald, ncr, 2734 Veith St.,
Arlington 6, Va. 1917
Upton, Arthur Llewellyn, p, Thawville, 111. 1930
[Upton, Cecil Ellsbury, deceased. 276
Upton, LawTence Munns, sec, 287 Park Ave.
S., New York 10, N. Y. 10, 1940
Upton, Mrs. Mary B., p, R.D., Marlboro,
N. H. 1958
Upton, Milton L., p, 1912 N. Miro St., New
Orleans, La. 1947
Upton, Walter Horace, p, 143 Watchung Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 1928
Usy, John S., Jr., p, 26 Forestway Dr.,
Deerfield, lU. 1959
Utterback, Glenn Lester, p, 916 S. Main St.,
Nashua, Iowa. 1941
Utterback, Ray Seelye, p, 3945 Rushland
Ave., Toledo, Ohio. 1935
Vail, Arnold R., ncr. West End Ave., Bran-
ford, Conn. 1940
Vaill, Frederick William, p, 34 E. Overdale
Dr., Tallmadge, Oliio. 1936
Valera, Mauricio Moscoso, ret, Honomu,
Hawaii. 1935
VaUon, Michel Alexander, p, 333 Glendora
Cir., DanviUe, Cal. 1954
VanBlair, Bruce, p, 18 West St., Paxton,
Mass. 1959
Vance, George CUfiford, p, 6795 Casa Adobes
Rd., Tucson, Ariz. 1930
Van Cleave, Albert Ray, p, Wadley, Ala. 1932
Van Cleef, Frank Chapman, Jr., p, ToUand,
Conn. 1940
VanCott, Stuart W., p, 95 E. Main St., Patch-
ogue, N. Y. 1941
Vanderburgh, Mrs. Constance J., p. Box 29,
West Cornwall, Conn. 1955
Vander Groef, John Ward, p, 4 Church St.,
Fort Fairfield, Me. 1957
Vander Meulen, Allen, Jr., p, 529 Highland
Ave., Waterbury 8, Conn. 1958
Vanderwerp, Donald William, p, 74005 S.
Fulton St., Armada, Mich. 1947
Vandivier, Robert Carroll, ncr. National Edu-
cation Headquarters, Washington, D. C. 1953
Van Dyke, Maynard G., p, 18354 Superior St.,
Northridge, Cal. 1934
Van Gorder, Robert George, p. Main St.,
Hampden, Mass. 1954
Van Hoek, Walter R., p. Harvard Divinity
School, Brookline, Mass. 1945
Van Horn, Paul Beverly, p, Box 122, Carna-
tion, Wash. 1924
Van Kirk, Perry Wayne, p, 218 Third Ave.,
N.W., Fairbault, Minn. 1940
392
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Van Kranenburgh, Eugene, p, 8787 Pacific St.,
Omaha 14, Neb. 1949
Van Leeuwen, Cornelius, p, 42 Walnut St.,
Rutherford, N. J. 1934
CVan Lunen, Herman, deceased.
Van Meter, Herbert Ensign, p, 6964 Horning
Rd., Kent, Ohio. 1942
VanStrien, David Douglas, p, 287 High St.,
Newburyport, Mass. 1954
Van Tassel, Morgan William, pod, Box 132,
McConneUsviUe, N. Y. 1919
Van Vactor, Glenn E., p, 2546 Lincoln Lane,
Salt Lake City, Utah. 1939
Van Vactor, Lloyd Gordon, my, ABCFM.
244, 1953
Van Voorliis, Richard, coll pf, 404A Yale Sta.,
New Haven 59, Conn. 1959
Van Vorst, K. Leslie, p, R.D. 3, Jamestown,
N. Y. 1959
Van Wagenen, Maxwell LeRoy, p, 504 Wash-
ington St., Grant, Neb. 1928
[Van Zant, George R., deceased.
Varga, Paul Victor, p, Belchertown, Mass. 1954
Varner, Joseph Howard, Jr., 731 N. Bever St.,
Wooster, Ohio. 1948
Vazquez, Placido, p, 176 Pachico St., Altos,
Hato Rey, P. R. 1934
Veazey, Guy Hartwell, p, Elon College, N. C. 1921
Veit, Ralph, p, 839 Linda Vista Way, Rio
Vista, Cal. 1937
Velez-Garcia, Salvador, orw, 156 Summit Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J. 1946
Venator, Mrs. Anne Forrest, p, 46 Bellevue
St., Dorchester 25, Mass. 1957
Venator, David Alfred, p, 46 Bellevue St., Dor-
chester 25, Mass. 1959
Venz, Emil C, ret, 59 Cedar St., Gallipolis,
Ohio. 1923
Vernon, Percy L., ret. New Gloucester, Me. 1913
Vernon, Samuel James, p, P.O. Box 6002,
Yermo, Cal. 1929
Vernon, Walter James, p, 711 Grafton PL,
Anaheim, Cal. 1950
Vestal, Max Brown, p, 509 E. Main St., Jones-
boroHts.,Sanford, N. C. 1953
Vey, Walter, ret, 36 N. Davis St., Orchard
Park, N. Y. 1921
Vickery, Miss Almeda Campbell, sec, 14 Bea-
con St., Boston 8, Mass. 10, 1931
Viehe, Carl A., pod, 64 Lorfield Dr., Buffalo
26, N. Y. 1948
Vieth, Paul Herman, sem pf, 409 Prospect St.,
NewHavenll,Conn. 1922
Vincent, Earl Allbee, p, Morrisville, Vt. 1934
Vincent, George Clark, p em, 67 Union St.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 1909
Vincent, Harold Gaston, ret, 850 19th Ave., S.,
Saint Petersburg, Fla. 1911
Vincent, Laurence James, as p, 67 Elizabeth
Dr., Manchester, Conn. 1943
Vining, Lester Richard, nor, 2188 Parkdale,
Toledo 7, Ohio. 1943
Vlastos, Gregory, coll pf, Princeton University,
Princeton, N. J. 1929
Vodola, G. Esther, p, Stamfordville, N. Y. 1948
Voelkel, Elmer E., p, 60 Gold St., Hartford 3,
Conn. 1928
Voelkel, Robert Townsend, coll p, Union The-
ological Seminary, New York, N. Y. 1967
Voelkel, William Richard, orw, 1947 W. 47th
St., Cleveland 2, Ohio. 1954
Vogler, Theodore K., ret, 251 N. Woodside
Ave., Nazareth, Pa. 1922
Vogt, Von Ogden, ret, 900 Royal Palm PL,
Vero Beach, Fla. 1912
von der Sump, Frederic H., ret. Box 282, Lan-
tana, Fla. 1914
von Rohr, John Robert, sem pf, 961 The
Alameda, Berkeley 7, Cal. 1941
Voorhees, Frank, p em. Box 143, MUler Place,
N. Y. 1896
Vorba, Edward James, p, 2727 Georgia Ave.,
West Palm Beach, Fla. 1947
Vore, Duane Nathan, p, 145 Capital Ave.,
N.E., Battle Creek, Mich. 1940
Vornholt, Esra Robert, deceased.
Vornholt, Robert Henry, p, Springreen, Wis. 1954
Vos, Peter, p, 277 N. Main St., Romeo, Mich. 1937
Voss, Carl Hermann, p, 127 Circular St., Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y. 1935
Voss, Donald Henry, pod, Maple Rapids,
Mich. 1955
Voss, H. Raymond, p, 201 N. Water St.,
Sparta, Wis. 1945
VuUleumier, Pierre DuPont, as supt. Green
Dumes Dr., West Hyannisport, Mass. 17, 1939
Vyverberg, Henry John, ret, 107 Cypress St.,
Rochester, N. Y. 1904
Wacker, John H., p, 1201 S. Eighth St., Lin-
cobi 2, Neb. 1927
WaddeU, Ralph Chetlain, p, 2907 McKillop
Rd., Oakland 2, Cal. 1916
Wade, Kenneth E., p, 227 N. Barron St.,
Eaton, OWo. 1941
Wade, Ronald Charles, p, Sherman, Conn. 1958
Wadleigh, Allyn Knight, p, 116 Main St.,
Easthampton, Mass. 1950
Wadsworth, LesUe Russell, p, 380 Main St.,
Amesbury, Mass. 1953
Waery, James Edwyn, sec, 19 S. La SaUe St.,
Chicago 3, lU. 12,1939
Waggoner, George Jamison, ncr, 215 Herrick
Rd., Newton Centre 59, Mass. 1958
Waggoner, John Garland, p, 1 Willow Brook
Rd., Storrs, Conn. 1926
Wagner, Abilio, Atti-Assu, Mun. Sarandi via
Carazinho, Rio Grande do Svl, Brazil, S. A. 1958
Wagner, Albina, Erval Seco, Mun. Seberi, Rio
Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1957
Wagner, Clarence A., ncr, 367 Washington St.,
Wliitman, Mass. 1925
CWagner, Horace Tyson, deceased. 276
Wagner, J. Richard, p, 361 17th St., S.E.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 1933
Wagner, John Peter, p, 3001 Queen City Ave.,
Cincinnati 38, Ohio. 1915
Wagner, Samuel Bruce, p, P.O. Box 123,
Southfield, Mass. 1957
Wagner, William Ohver, p, Walpole, N. H. 1954
Wagoner, Ira BUckenstaff, p em, R. 5, Box
366, Bremerton, Wash. 1908
Wagoner, Walter Dray, orw, 140 Nassau St.,
Princeton, N. J. 1945
Waite, John Paul, Jr., p, P.O. Box 86, Orland,
Ind. 1925
Waite, Ralph H., ncr, 1 Mimosa Dr., Cos Cob,
Conn. 1956
[Waite, Richard Alfred, deceased.
Wakai, Masayoshi, ch, 193 KauUani St., Hilo,
Hawaii. 1942
Wakeland, Lewis Lee, p, R. 1, Box 240, Prairie
View, 111. 1956
Walbridge, John William, p, 48 Oviatt St.,
Hudson, Ohio. 1935
Wales, Franklin Earl, p, 411 W. Main St.,
Dundee, lU. 1927
Walker, Abraham Lincoln, ret, 200 S. 25th St.,
TaUadega, Ala. 1897
Walker, Albert Clarke, p, Britt, Iowa. 1932
Walker, Charles Caesar, p, {ch Veterans Ad-
min.), 1216 Chester St., Little Rock, Ark. 1940
Walker, Edward Alexander, p, Brookfield Cen-
ter, Conn. 1947
Walker, George Roy, p, R. 2, Wadley, Ala. 1943
Walker, Henry H., ncr, 5663 N. Kenmore
Ave., Chicago 40, III. 1929
Walker, Herbert, p em, Atlantic Ave., North
Hampton, N. H. 1897
Walker, J. Clement, p, 731 Monticello PL,
Evanston, 111. 1944
Walker, John Curry, p, 2365 Scottwood Ave.,
Toledo 10, Oliio. 1927
Walker, Olney K., sch t, New Ellenton, S. C. 1910
Walker, Paul Robert, p, 6 Summer St.,
Nashua, N. H. 1935
Walker, Raymond Bridgham, p em, 405 S.W.
88th Ave., Portland 25, Ore. 1912
Walker, Raymond Edward, pod, 5507 Miami
Ave., Tampa 4, Fla. 1931
Walker, Samuel Linwood, ncr, 1306 Center
Ave., Portsmouth, Va. 1957
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
393
Walker, Stephen Frederic, ch, National Parks,
Cal. 268, 1960
Walker, Thomas Manson, p, 626 W. F Street,
Ontario, Cal. 1950
WaUace, Arthur Allan, p, 103 Hall St., New
Haven, Conn. 1924
Wallace, Aver Thomas, ret, 1220 Spaight St.,
Madison 4, Wis. 1909
Wallace, Carl Edison, p, Box 62, Southern
Pines, N. C. 1950
Wallace, David, ret, 920 Massachusetts Ave.,
Lunenburg, Mass. 1894
Wallace, Emery Lincoln, p, 619 Miller St.,
Ludlow, Mass. 1930
Wallace, John Elmo, p, 20 Windsor Rd., Wel-
lesley Hills 82, Mass. 9, 1941
Wallace, Joseph Junior, ncr, Cynthiana, Ind. 1959
Wallace, Richard Arthur, p, Box 147, Milton,
Vt. 1961
Wallace, Westwood, ret, 910 Brown St.,
Martinez, Cal. 1928
Wallick, Charles C, ncr, 3320 EucUd Heights
Blvd., Cleveland 18, Ohio. 1941
Wallin, Nathaniel Charles, ch, Veterans Ad-
ministration Hospital, Roseburg, Ore. 1926
Walmsley, Thomas J., p, 3524 Jersey Ave.,
Minneapolis 27, Minn. 1952
Wain, Duane Victor, my, ABCFM. 244, 1927
Wain, Duane Victor, Jr., ncr, 4905 Farber
Ave., Covina, Cal. 1952
Walsh, Frederick W., ret, 1313 Friend St.,
Clearwater, Fla. 1909
Walter, Donald Eugene, p. Box 838, Dryden,
Wash. 268, 1960
Walter, James E., coll ad. Piedmont College,
Demorest, Ga. 1933
[Walters, Guy T., deceased.
Walters, James Wright, p, R. 2, Andalusia,
Ala. 1956
Walters, Louis Verdette, ncr, 960 Gravenstein
Hgwy., N., Sebastopol, Cal. 1934
Walton, Alfred Grant, p, 451 E. 18th St.,
Brooklyn 20, N. Y. 6, 14, 1914
Walton, Bertram A., p em, 23 Failing Ave.,
Saint JohnsviUe, N. Y. 1922
[Walton, Elmer Ruel, deceased. 276
Ward, Alfred Johnstone, p, 114 N. Oak St.,
Lake City, Minn. 1933
Ward, Andrew J., p, R. 5, Box 98, Sanford,
N. C. 1933
Ward, Donald B., p, 1201 S.Steele St., Denver
10, Colo. 1959
Ward, Donald Clarence, p, 236 North St.,
North Weymouth 91, Mass. 1943
Ward, Joseph, II, p, 12 Arrow Dr., Livingston,
N. J. 1933
Ward, Philip Hebard, p, R. D. 2, Vernon,
Conn. 1939
Ward, Willard Raymond, p, Monroe 1, Conn. 1937
Warfield, Thomas PoweU, p, 18 Southern
Ave., Clinton Hts., Rensselaer, N. Y. 1934
Warford, Mrs. Lorena Jones, ncr, 211 G Street,
Martinez, Cal. 1931
Warford, Oswell R., p, 211 G Street, Martinez,
Cal. 1928
Warheit, George J., as supt., 1374 Croyden
Rd., Troy, Oliio. 19, 1952
Waring, Edward Graham, Jr., coll pf, 615 N.
Lawe St., Appleton Wis. 1946
Warke, Thomas Keers, p, 106 Foot St., Union
City, Mich. 1949
Warkentin, Jacob M., p, 215 E. Washington
St., West Chicago, 111. 1934
Warner, Howard Elmore, ncr, R. 2, South
Wliitley. Ind. 1929
Warren, Brooks Arthur, p em, 69666 Parker
St., Richmond, Mich. 1903
Warren, Claude W., ret, Plymouth Place, La
Grange, lU. 1919
Warren, Richard Harold, p, 112 Tilton St.,
Brockton, Mass. 1941
Warren, Robert Lloyd, sch t, 445 S. Northcliff
Rd., Pasadena 2, Cal. 1942
Waser, Raymond Albert, p, 393 E. Avarado
Ave., Pomona, Cal. 1933
Washburn, Gordon Henry, p, 397 High St.,
West Medford 56, Mass. 1941
Washburn, Lawrence Arnold, p, 72 Church St.,
Peace Dale, R. I. 1959
Washburn, Malcolm Edward, Jr., p. Box 247,
Coloma, Mich. 1958
[Washburn, Owen Redington, deceased. 276
Wasliington, Arthur Guidry, p, 126 Moss St.,
Lake Charles, La. 1932
Wasliington, John Robert, p, 179 Victoria St.,
San Francisco 27, Cal. 1957
Wasliington, Wilham Henry, p, 1530 Mulberry
Ave., Anniston, Ala. 1959
Wass, Herbert Leroy, ret, Cherryfield, Me. 1925
Watanabe, Sozaburo, p em, 412 W. Fifth St.,
San Dimas, Cal. 1928
Watanabe, Tamasaku, p em. Box 53, Wailuku,
Maui, Hawaii. 1915
Waterhouse, Paul B., p em, as p, 1671 Loma
Vista St., Pasadena, Cal. 1912
Waterman, Jay N., p, Dunlap, Iowa. 1934
Waters, George Henry, as p, 2343 HLUview St.,
Sarasota, Fla. 1915
Watkins, Charles A,, p, Turner, Me. 1921
Watson, Albert Priestley, ret, 93 Concord St.,
Nashua, N. H. 1900
Watson, Alice Margaret, p, East Berkshire,
Vt. 1955
Watson, George R., ret, R. 1, Mountain
Creek, Ala. 1952
Watson, Harold, p. Grand Ledge, Mich. 1937
Watson, Josiah Sheldon, ret, 1120 Second Ave.,
Joliet, 111. 1918
Watson, LaRue Clififord, ret, R. 1, Box 201B,
Romoland, Cal. 1916
Watson, Robert Duncan, p, 308 E. Second St.,
N., Newton, Iowa. 1957
[Watson, Robert James, deceased. 276
Watson, William Austin, ch, U. S. Army. 246, 1945
Watson, Wilham Thomas, p, Pittsford, Mich. 1937
tWatt, Richard B., ret, 137 E. High St., Circle-
viUe, Ohio. 1899
Wattner, C. Albert, p em, 240 Anderson Ave.,
Closter, N. J. 1916
Waugh, Richard Marvin, p, R.D. 3, Trinity,
Ala. 1951
Way, Peggy Brainard, p, 2030 N. Lavergne
St., Chicago 39, lU. 268, 1960
Way, WiUiam F., p, 2030 N. Lavergne St.,
Chicago 39, 111. 268, 1960
Wayland, Vincent Brisbin, p, 67 E. Jefferson
St., Jefferson, Ohio. 1941
Weage, Avery D., p, 850 N. Fourth St., David
City, Neb. 1931
Wearly, Robert Elmer, p em, Box 405, West
Liberty, Ohio. 1910
Weatherbee, Howard Pasho, ret, 64 Burpee
Rd., Swampscott, Mass. 1926
Weaver, Dortha Ann, orw, 819 Busse Hgwy.,
Park Ridge, lU. 1945
Weaver, Galen Rowland, sec, 287 Park Ave.
S., New York 10, N. Y. 9, 11, 1923
Weaver, Henry Clay, p, 401 S. Kimmeridge
Dr., East Point, Ga. 1948
Weaver, Kenneth Howard, p, 298 S. Washing-
ton St., Hagerstown, Ind. 1950
Weaver, Stephen Vigeron, p, 35 Main St., Fox-
boro, Mass. 1953
Webber, George Williams, pod, 2050 Second
Ave., New York 29, N. Y. 1948
Weber, George J., ret, 19 A Street, Salt Lake
City 2, Utah. 1919
Weber, Henry R., pod. Wall Lake, Iowa. 1923
Weber, Jonathan, p, 501 S. Fourth St., Rocky
Ford, Colo. 1919
Weber, Oliver, p, Le\riston, Mich. 1949
Webster, Gifford Milo, ncr, 2977 Putnam
Blvd., Walnut Creek, Cal. 1938
Webster, John Peters, p, 12 S. Main St., West
H.artford7, Conn. 1946
Webster, Max Harris, supt, 19 Orchard Ter.,
BurUngton, Vt. 20, 1929
Wedell, Hans, ncr, Seibersback (Hunn) Uber
Bingen, RH, Hans AM Walde, Germany. 1944
Weed, Earl D., ret, 2821 Fifth Ave., Scotts-
bluff. Neb. 1917
394
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Weed, Norman Curtis, ncr, 20 N. Front St.,
Richmond, Me. 1942
[Weeks, John Paul, deceased.
Weigle, Luther Allan, ret, 142 Cold Spring St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 1903
Weil, Arthur Chester, Jr., p, 24 Chapin Ave.,
Rocky HiU, Conn. 1942
Weimer, Paul Kenneth, p, Bernard, Me. 268, 1960
Weinert, Lawrence John, p, 13552 Malena
Dr., Santa Ana, Cal. 1928
Weinland, David E., p, 108 Maplewood Ter.,
Springfield 8, Mass. 1940
Weir, Forrest Cleburne, ecm, 3330 W. Adams
Blvd., Los Angeles 18, Cal. 1923
Weir, Wendell Wentworth, ncr, 1241 Rimmer
Ave., Pacific Palisades, Cal. 1956
Weiskel, Frank Milton, p, 1115 Centre St.,
Newton Centre 59, Mass. 14, 1944
Weiskopf, P. H., ncr, State Hospital, Yankton,
S. D. (— )
Weiss, George Parker, p, 6 Church St., Wall-
ingford, Vt. 1934
Weist, Carl Sireno, p em. Old Stage Coach
Rd., R.D. 2, Ridgefield, Conn. 1915
Weist, Ohver Clyde, ret, 1730 King Ave.,
Columbus 12, Ohio. 1912
Welburn, William Drummond, p, 706 Proctor
St., Weatherford, Okla. 1955
Welch, Albert Wayne, p, 18 Cushman Ave.,
East Providence 14, R. I. 1948
Welch, Carolyn Pemberton, p. Box 236,
Evarts, Ky. 1944
Welch, Mack V., p, 508 Montgomery St.,
Reidsville, N. C. 1947
Welch, MaxweU MiUard, p, 103 Ledger St.,
Hartford 6, Conn. 1943
Welch, W. Q., Jr., coll pf, Fisk University,
NashviUe, Tenn. 1940
Welch, William Earl, ch, South Reception
Center, Norwalk, Cal. 1950
Welch, WiUiam Harper, 165 State St., Port-
land, Me. 1939
Wellbaum, Dale Robert, p, 169 N. Second
Ave., Canton, lU. 1937
Welles, Ray L., Jr., p, 625 Overhill Dr., Red-
ding, Cal. 1955
Welles, Simeon Bryant, ret. Box 383, Fruita,
Colo. 1906
Wellman, Coe R., p, 79-11 Caldwell Ave.,
Elmhurst 73, N. Y. 1922
Wells, Arthur, p, 213-02 110th Ave., Queens
Village 9, N. Y. 1941
Wells, David B., p, 1112 S. Throop St., Chi-
cago 7, lU. 1959
Welty, Ivan Robrt, p, 56 Oak St., Boothbay
Harbor, Me. 1927
Wen, David Tao-Yung, p, 1305 Delaware St.,
Berkeley 2, Cal. 1951
Wendell, Mrs. Lois H., as p, R. 3, Grinnell,
Iowa. 1934
Wendell, Roland Morris, p, R. 3, Grinnell,
Iowa. 1926
Wendland, L. V., ncr, 7737 Otto St., Downey,
Cal. 1943
Wenger, Samuel Bernis, p, MacArthur Dr.,
R. 3, Amelia, Ohio. 1924
Wenstrom, Donald Albert, p, P.O. Box 307,
Grand Blanc 7, Mich. 1945
Wenz, Herbert Emil, as p, 501 W. Market St.,
Akron, Ohio. 1954
Werner, Edwin L., p, 25 S. East Ave., Vine-
land, N. J. 1939
Werner, Loyal Emerson, p, 203 N. Prairie St.,
Lacon, lU. 1932
WessUng, George Alfred, p. Box 337, Milroy,
Pa. 1933
West, Charles Edward, coll pf, Lincoln Me-
morial University, Harrogate, Tenn. 1954
West, Edward A., ret, Kellogg, Star R., Oak-
land, Ore. 1931
West, Richard Frederick, p, 610 E. High St.,
Mount Vernon, Ohio. 1950
West, William Garrett, p. Seventh St. and
Georgia Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1937
Westbrook, John Hardy, p, 205 Spring Valley
Rd., Paramus, N. J. 1931
Westerhoff, John Henry, III, as p, 1259 Great
Plain Ave., Needham 92, Mass. 1958
Westlake, Darrell John, p, Deansboro, N. Y. 1925
tWeston, Logan Ernest, ncr, U. S. Army. 1953
Westwood, Arthur Webster, p, 930 Main St.,
Spearfish, S.D. 1940
Westwood, Frederick William, p, P.O. Box
507, Tonasket, Wash. 1910
Wetherbee, Malcolm E., p, Gifford Rd., West-
port, Mass. 1954
Wettstein, Aselbert Arnold, pod, P.O. Box
2048, Vero Beach, Fla. 1951
Wetzel, Arthur K., p, Mott, N. D. 268, 1960
Wetzel, John Charles, p, 71 Park St., Arcade,
N. Y. 1939
Whaley, Ennis M., address unknown. 1943
Wheeler, Wendell Carpenter, ch. Pacific State
Hospital, Box 100, Pomona, Cal. 1928
Wheelock, Arthur Stanley, p em, 48 Bayview
Cir., Osterville, Mass. 15, 1917
Wheelock, Robert Brigham, p, Lewis, Iowa. 1958
WheelwTight, Farley W., p, Quaker Ridge,
Greenwich, Conn. 1961
Whetstone, George Michael, Jr., ch. University
of Florida, 120 N.W. 15th St., Gainsville 8,
Fla. 1953
Whipple, Leroy Byron, p, 19 Chase St., Dan-
vers, Mass. 1940
Wliiston, Lionel Abney, p, 252 South St.,
Wrentham, Mass. 1917
Whiston, Lionel Abney, Jr., sem pf, Eden
Seminary, Webster Groves, Mo. 1942
Wliiston, WiUiam Burt, ncr, 28 Smith Rd.,
Hingham, Mass. 1948
Whi taker, Robert B., p em, 3843 Madeleine
Dr., San Jose 27, CaL 1910
Wliitaker, Truman D., p, 217 E. Liberty St.,
Medina, Ohio. 1943
Whitaker, William Orin, Jr., as p, 100 Fair-
mount Ave., Chatham, N. J. 268, 1960
Whitchurch, Irl Goldwin, p em, Box 641
Springfield College, Springfield, Mass. 1912
Whitcomb, John Charles, p, 14.52 Tamarack
St., N.W., Grand Rapids 4, Mich. 1944
Whitcomb, William Albert, ret, Culbertson,
Mont. 1896
White, Berry Franklin, ret, 2318 Hugo St.,
Dallas 4, Tex. 1905
Wliite, Emmons E., pod, Community Church,
Russell, Mass. 1917
Wliite, Harold Bancroft, sch t. Olivet College,
OUvet, Mich. 1921
White, Henry Martyn, Jr., ncr, 614 S. Main
St., Tulsa 19, Okla. 1958
White, Hugh Vernon, ret, 639 Harrison Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1910
White, Joseph Ray, p, 3900 Cleveland Ave.,
San Diego 3, Cal. 1941
White, Kermit E., p, 4070 Jackdaw St., San
Diego 3, Cal. 1944
White, Leon, p, P.O. Box 975, Wake Forest,
N. C. 1956
White, Louis Edmond, p, 439 N. West St., Clo-
verdale, Cal. 1929
White, Malcolm Vernon, p, 710 Niles Ave.,
Kinsley, Kans. 1940
White, Maurice S., pern. 3743 Military Rd.,
N.W., Washington 15, D. C. 1915
Wliite, Orville Harold, p, 278 Katahdin Ave.,
Millinocket, Me. 1927
White, SterUng Saunders, p, 26 Newington
Rd., Elmwood, Conn. 1937
Whitehead, Herbert Macy, p. Box 354, Eagle
Butte, S.D. 1950
Whitehead, Marshall J., ec m, 25 Prospect
St., Waterbury2, Conn. 1941
Wliitehouse, Norman, pod, 829 N.W. 13th
St., Oklahoma City 6, Okla. 1943
Whiteneck, John Samuel, Jr., p, 630 S.W.
Watson St., Beaverton, Ore. 1941
Whitlatch, Carlton Ardelle, p, 3054 Routt Cir.,
Denver 15, Colo. 1943
Whitley, Irvin Roger, p, Athens College,
Athens, Ala. 268, 1960
Whitney, Richard H., p, Boston, N. Y. 1952
1960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
395
Whitsitt, Craig Gerald, ret, 170 N. Wliitney
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1913
Whitsitt, William S., ret, 2221 Seventh Ave.,
Moline, lU. 1918
Whitt, Booker T., p, 210 N. Lamar St., Abbe-
viUe, La. 1938
Whittaker, Frederick William, sem ad, Bangor
Theological Seminary, Bangor, Me. 14, 1944
[Whitten, Robert Armster, deceased. 276
Whittier, George Ernest, p, (ch, Augusta State
Hospital), 21 Hanson St., Winthrop, Me. 1946
Whitwer, Amel William, p, 108 W. Seventh
St., NcHgh, Neb. 1930
Whitwer, Clarence Elmore, as p, 1971 D
Street, Lincoln 2, Neb. 1957
Whyte, James Rae, sch t, Mount Hermon
School, Mount Hermon, Mass. 1949
Wichlei, Richard John, as supt, 2719 Marshall
Ct., Madison 5, Wis. 20, 1945
Wickes, Dean Rockwell, ret, Bluemont, Va. 1912
Wicks, Charles HaU, p em, as p, 3010 De Soto
Blvd., Coral Cables, Fla. 1914
Wicks, Robert Russell, ret. Colonial Hts.,
Exeter, N. H. 1908
Wickstrom, Karl Einar, p, 930 Geneva St.,
Lake Geneva, Wis. 1938
Wickwire, Chester L., ncr, 8214 BeUona Ave.,
Towson4, Md. 1941
Widenhouse, Pliilip M., coll ad. Rocky Moun-
tain College, Billings, Mont. 1936
Widman, Harry, as supt, 3056 Prospect Ave.,
Cleveland 15, Ohio. 19, 1952
Widney, Kenneth Theodore, p, 2042 Humbolt
St., Santa Rosa, Cal. 1937
Widney, Vincent C, 7icr, 5105 145th PL,
S.E., Bellevue, Wash. 1926
Wiegand, Dudley Wheeler, ncr, 27 Prospect
St., Topsfield, Mass. 1953
Wiese, OUver Fred, ch, U. S. Navy. 246, 1936
Wigfield, George Dewey, as p, 1371 Sylvania
St., Toledo, Oliio. 1928
Wiggins, William Dixon, p, 138 Wasliington
Ave., WestviUe, lU. 1948
Wightman, John Champness, ret, 340 S. Ridge-
wood Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. 1904
Wigley, David Edward, p, 7 Church St., Bel-
fast, Me. 1954
Wilbur, Raymond Bernard, p, 82 N. Main St.,
Brewer, Me. 1953
Wilcox, Clyde H., p, 102 Maple Blvd., Saint
Johns, Mich. 1927
Wilcox, William Elmer, p, Parshall, N. D. 1956
Wild, John Arden, p, {ch. Veterans Admin.),
624 E. Meves Ave., Grand Island, Neb. 1958
Wilder, Amos Niven, sem pf, 10 Bates St.,
Cambridge 40, Mass. 1926
Wilder, Myron Edward, p, Newbury, Vt. 1927
Wilder, Raymond Edward, ret, 52243^ Tem-
pleton St., Los Angeles 32, Cal. 1935
Wildriok, Kenyon J., as p. Community
Church, Short Hills, N. J. 1958
Wiley, John Corbin, ncr, 34 Ikutacho 4, Chome,
Fukiai-Ku, Kobe, Japan. 1923
Wiley, Walter B., my, ABCFM. 244, 1924
Wilhelm, Carl H., p em, 4528 Stonewall Ave.,
Downers Grove, 111. 1920
Wilhelm, Elmer Theodore, p, 711 Maxwell
Ave., Cheyenne, Wyo. 1951
Wilkins, Kenneth Lester, orw, 320 Mission
Rd., Glendale, Cal. 1953
Wilkinson, Loyal Morgan, p, 311 Second
Ave., Sterling, lU. 1937
Willcox, Edward Whittemore, supt, 33 E. For-
est Ave., Detroit 1, Mich. 18, 1924
Willey, Mrs. Adara Pearl, as p, Blencoe, Iowa. 1949
Willey, Vern Ray, p, Blencoe, Iowa. 1932
Willliite, Edgar Leon, p, 71 Phillips St., Gales-
burg, lU. 1941
Williams, Carlyle, p, 216 S. Haywood St.,
Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Williams, Charles Logan, p em, 1912 41st Ave.,
S.W., Seattle 88, Wash. 1912
Williams, Daniel Day, sem. pf. Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York 27, N. Y. 1936
Williams, Dean, ch, Columbus State Hospi-
tal, Columbus, Ohio. 1953
Wilhams, E. Marvin, p, 221 Chestnut St.,
Friend, Neb. 1928
Williams, Frederick, p. Bridgman, Mich. 1937
Williams, Garford F., p, Box 14, Harford, Pa. 1949
[WiUiams, George A., deceased.
Wilhams, George H., sem pf, 82 Bartlett Ave.,
Arlington, 74 Mass. 14, 1940
Williams, Gilbert Kalikoopuuokalani, p. Box
210, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii. 1954
WiUiams, Harold Potter, orw, 182 Perkins-
wood St., S.E. Warren, Ohio. 1949
Williams, Howard Y., p, 2945 Bayard St.,
Butte, Mont. 1917
Williams, James Frederick, p, 310 E. Plum
St., Wayland, Mich. 1957
Wilhams, James Robert, Jr., p, 4 Chapel St.,
Holden, Mass. 1956
Williams, Jean Joan, p, Orford, N. H. 1956
Wilhams, John M., ret, 629 S. Market St.,
Troy, Ohio. 1918
Wilhams, John Paul, coll pf, 4 Stanton Ave.,
South Hadley, Mass. 1937
Williams, Leland L., sch ad, R. 4, Box 36, Es-
condido, Cal. 1928
WiUiams, Marion Jacob, ncr, R. 6, Lebanon,
Ind. 1957
Wilhams, Owen Thomas, pod. Woodland Ave.
and E. 127th St., Cleveland, Ohio. 1926
WiUiams, Palmer Day, ncr, 125 Glendora
Ave., Long Beach, Cal. 1943
WiUiams, Rees T., p, 91 E. Fourth St., Os-
wego, N. Y. 1929
Williams, Stephen James, p, 615 W. 15th St.,
Emporia, Kans. 1935
WiUiams, Stoddard Blake, p, Town St., East
Haddam, Conn. 268, 1960
WiUiams, Thomas J., p, 59 Federal St., Salem,
Mass. 1937
WiUiams, Walter Byron, ret, 602 Washington
St., HoUiston, Mass. 1905
WiUiams, WiUiam Clark, p, 117 Fourth St.,
S.E., OrtonviUe, Minn. 1939
WiUiams, WiUiam David, ncr, 2420 Ash
St., BiUings, Mont. 1951
Williams, William Glynn, p em, 74 Marlboro
Ave., Wilkes-Barre.'Pa. 1902
[Wilhams, William John, deceased. 276
WiUiams, WiUiam Lloyd, p, 32 Thomas St.,
Portland 4, Me. 1940
[Williams, Willis Kissinger, deceased. 276
WiUiamson, James Wright, p, 91 Jasper St.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 1959
WiUiamson, Joseph Crawford, p. Box 86,
Southboro, Mass. 268, 1960
WiUiamson, Robert Lee, ret, 2316 Fontaine
Ave., CharlottesviUe, Va. 1905
Wilske, Herbert E., p, 310 N. Fifth St., Ster-
ling, Colo. 1927
[Wilson, Mrs. Amanda Robb, deceased. 76
Wilson, Arthur Edward, p. 300 Weybosset
St . , Pro vidence, R . 1 . 14,1927
Wilson, David Logan, p em, 918 Washington
St., Bath, Me. 1898
Wilson, Delbert D., p, 1635 S. Wisconsin Ave.,
Racine, Wis. 1926
Wilson, Donald Moyer, p, 26250 Huron River
Dr., Flat Rock, Mich. 1951
Wilson, Eleanor, my, ABCFM. 244, 1946
Wilson, Frederick Colburn, p, WiUiams St.,
Chester, Mass. 1922
WUson, Gene Franklin, p. Box 185, North
RidgeviUe, Ohio. 1959
Wilson, Hugh Van Rensselaer, coll pf, 2711
Avenue K, Brooklyn 10, N. Y. 1926
Wilson, Robert Norris, sec, 475 Riverside Dr.,
New York 27, N. Y. 1937
Wilson, Samuel Eugene, ncr, 222 Courtland
Ave., Park Ridge, lU. 1928
Wilson, Tlieodore Halbert, ret, 600 Chulm-
leigh Rd., Stoneleigh, Md. 1910
[Wilson, William Bird, deceased.
Wilson, William Croft, as p, 26 Diman PI.,
Providence 6, R. I. _ 1957
Wiltberger, Louis Warner, ret, 661 Haish
Blvd., DePIalb, lU. 1897
[Wilton, Wilfrid Mallet, deceased. 276
396
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Wimer, William Engels, orw, 3652 Brisban St.,
Harrisburg, Pa. 1945
Winch, Mabel T., p em, 11 Patterson St.,
Barre, Vt. 1914
Winchell, Wallace, Box 398, Broad Brook,
Conn. 1943
Windemiller, Duane A., p, 6 Church St., Brad-
ford, Mass. 1947
Windisch, Klmer John, p, 950 Park ViUa PL,
Escondido, Cal. 1946
Windle, Albert G., pod, 111 Delaware Ave.,
Long Beach, N. Y. 1948
Winegarner, Robert Smith, as p, 620 22nd St.,
Moline, lU. 1951
Winger, John William, p, 1209 12th St., El-
dora, Iowa. 1938
Wingfield, Mrs. Marie Gregson, ret, 233 S.
Watkins St., Memphis 4, Tenn. 1929
Wingfield, Marshall, p em, 233 S. Watkins
St., Memphis 4, Tenn. 1912
Winham, Alfred Rathborn, p, 60 Harvard St.,
Holyoke, Mass. 1936
Winn, Ralph Harold, ncr, 4 Fulton PL, Jer-
icho, N. Y. 1944
Winsor, Gordon Hancock, p, 6445 Sinclair
Ave.,Berwyn, m. 1930
Winston, Alexander Porter, p, 90 Ogden St.,
New Haven 1 1 , Conn. 1936
Winter, Franklin I., ret, 6208 Wagner Lane,
Fairway Hills, Washington 16, D. C. 1915
Winter, Lewis Solomon, p, 15 Center St., Little
Ferry, N. J. 1956
Winters, George, ncr, 1206 W. Main St., Lake
Geneva, Wis. 1919
Wirt, Lincoln Brown, p, 3606 Southwood
Ave., Memphis 11, Tenn. 1935
CWirt, Loyal Lincoln, deceased.
Wirt, Williston, p, P.O. Box 1148, Ewa, Oahu,
Hawaii. 1929
Wise, Erwin C, p, 670 Main St., EdwardsviUe,
Kingston, Pa. 1926
Wise, Francis Herbert, ncr, 5313 W. 78th St.,
Englewood, CaL 1944
Wisegarver, Harold J., p, Anthony, Kans. 1951
Wisseman, Wilham Emil, p, 103 W. Greenway
St., N., Greensboro, N. C. 1930
Witham, Lewis Winfield, ret, North Bridgton,
Me. 1927
Witherspoon, Glenn John, ret, 9808 Culver Ct.,
Kensington, Md. 1930
Witt, Clayton H., p, 250 Lawrence St.,
Ravenna, Ohio. 1947
Witt, Walter William, p, 11615 105th St., Sun
City, Ariz. 1934
Wittier, Melvin A., my, ABCFM. 244, 1952
Wittlig, Emil Dyer, coll pf, 408 Second St.,
Marietta, Ohio. 1923
Witzke, Edwin Erich, Panambi, Vera Cruz
Alta, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1953
Wolcott, Edgar Cornelius, ncr, 423 Honey-
suckle Lane, Saint Louis 19, Mo. 1906
Wolf, Charles F., ret, 1017 Washtenaw St.,
Ypsilanti.Mich. 1924
Wolf, Gale, as p, 305 Lathrop, Madison 5, Wis. 1956
Wolfe, Mrs. Alida Bloodgood, ncr, 3587 Wil-
liamson Rd., Stow, Ohio. 1948
Wolfe, Edith Helen, p, Bay State Rd., Reho-
both, Mass. 1946
Wolfe, Elmo Donald, ncr, Argenta, B. C,
Canada. 1938
Wolfe, RoUand Emerson, coll p, 3047 EdgehOl
Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. 1929
Wolfe, WiUiam Raymond, p, 3587 Williamson
Rd., Stow, Ohio. 1948
Wolfenberge, Virgil Louis, ch, R. 1, Box 37,
Woodburn, Ore. 1951
Wolff, Richard Arthur, p, 31 Maple St., Bris-
tol, Conn. 1938
Wolfgarth, Arthur Erwin, p, 7529 Oakwood
St., Ralston, Neb. 1953
Wolsted, Clarence Edman, ret, 3521 Portland
Ave., Minneapolis 7, Minn. 1921
Wong, Hoover N., as p, 1054 S. Iving St.,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 1959
Wong, Ivan Yausun, scht, 1759 Ninth St.,
Anaheim, Cal. 1935
Wong, Richard Wai, p, 1524 Queen Emma St.,
Honolulu 13, Hawaii. 1946
Wong, William Yueyin, p, Box 151, West-
minister, Vt. 1959
Wood, Bruce K., coll pf. Pacific University,
Forest Grove, Ore. 1940
Wood, Ella Loleta, my, ABCFM. 244, 1946
Wood, George Ernest, p em, 905 Corning St.,
Red Oak, Iowa. 1909
Wood, James N., p, P.O. Box 436, New
Plymouth, Ida. 1957
Wood, Jerome Hoxie, as p, 2 x leasant PL,
Worcester, Mass. 268, 1960
Wood, Lester Leo, as p, 2589 EucUd Heights
Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio. 1919
Wood, Mrs. Lydia Whipple, p, P.O. Box 121,
Templeton, Mass. 1942
Wood, Robert Leslie, p, 42 Monroe Ave.,
Westbrook, Me. 1958
Wood, Robert Watson, p, 16 Chestnut St.,
Spring Valley, N. Y. 1951
Wood, Robert Winfield, my, ABCFM. 244, 1945
Wood, William Leonard, ret. Box 55, Long
Eddy, N. Y. 1926
Wood, William Sanford, p, 3513 Earline Ave.,
Columbus, Ga. 1953
Woodard, William Parsons, my, ABCFM.
244, 1921
Woodbridge, Charles J., ncr, Rose Tree Rd. &
Paxon Hollow Rd., Media, Pa. 1927
Woodbury, Harold Whitcomb, as p, 40 Monu-
ment Ave., Swampscott, Mass. 1941
Woodbury, Robert Clift, Jr., p, 1219 Mel-
bourne Ave., Melbourne, Fla. 1959
Woodie, Norris Browning, coll ad, Box 1790,
College Sta., Berea, Ky. 1953
Woodman, Berwyn Howard, my, ABCFM.
244, 1948
Woodruff, Herbert Raymond, p, 1040 Rose
Ave., Ferndale, Cal. 1952
Woodruff, Robert Thomson, Jr., ncr, 2909
Livingstone Rd., Tallahassee, Fla. 1944
Woodruff, Ronald T., 101 Miles Rd., Chagrin
FaUs, Ohio. 1956
Woods, Harold W., p, 4808 Sciota St., Pitts-
burgh 24, Pa. 1930
Woodward, Ralph Lee, coll ad. Central Col-
lege, 501 N. Linn St., Fayette, Mo. 1932
Woodward, Truman Hollis, p, 829 Main St.,
East Hartford 8, Conn. 1923
Woodworth, Ernest Harold, Jr., p, 90A Boyd
St., Newton 58, Mass. 1959
Woodworth, William Sage, Jr., my, ABCFM.
244, 1918
Woody, Orville, ret, Whitestown, Ind. 1928
Woon, Norman George, p em., R.D. 2, Lowell,
]Mich. 1917
Worboys, Lawrence, ch, Cleveland State Hos-
pital, Cleveland, Ohio. 1952
Word, Carroll E., Jr., p, Tewksbury, Mass. 1954
Wordsworth, Watson, p. South Dennis, Mass. 1913
Workentine, Frank, one, Dupree, S. D. 1937
Workman, Marquis James, p, 34 LeMoyne
St., Braintree 84, Mass. 1954
Worley, Milbern Odeal, p, R. 3, Brantley,
Ala. 1941
Worley, Ralph Daniel, p, R. 2, Waycross, Ga. 1950
Wornom, Herman Eskridge, ncr, 545 W. 111th
St., New York 25, N. Y. 1940
Worster, Harold OUver, p, (ch. State Hospital
and State Correction Institute), Hopkinton,
N. H. 1942
Worster, Mrs. Lucille Minton, ncr, 1821
Beacon St., Brookline 46, Mass. 1931
Worster, Raymond George, p, 1821 Beacon
St., Brookline 46, Mass. 1931
Worth, Howard Alexander, ncr, 2200 S. Uni-
versity Blvd., Denver 10, Colo. 1939
Worthley, Harold Field, p, 109 Oliver St.,
Maiden 48, Mass. 14,1954
Worthley, Herbert Morrison, p, 9 Primrose
St.,Roslindale31,Mass. 1929
Wright, Andy, p, 1022M Rauhut St., Burling-
ton, N. C. 1929
Wright, Asa Orlando, p em, 1300 Hinkle Dr.,
West Monroe, La. 1919
I960] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
397
Wright, Byron Bentley, ret, 819 N. Pennsyl-
vania Ave., Mason City, Iowa. 1930
Wright, C. Flo3'd, ret, 190 Union St., Douglas,
Mich. 1943
Wright, Charies H., p, Addison, Ala. 1960
Wright, Edwin Fortson, ret, 508 Sixth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1906
Wright, Frank James, p, 312 Front St., Mari-
etta, Ohio. 1926
Wright, George Thomas, p, Box 241, Absa-
rokee, Mont. 1959
Wright, Harold Hannon, ret, Durant, Okla. 1928
Wright, Harold J., pod. Proctor, Vt. 1943
[Wright, James Altonyer, deceased. 276
Wright, John Wesley, p em, Merrimack, N. H. 1914
Wright, Kieth Carter, p, R. 1, Pfafftown,
N. C. 268, 1960
Wright, Leavitt Olds, ret, 638 E. Sixth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1917
Wright, Leon Edward, sent -pf, Howard Uni-
versity, Washington 19, D. C. 1945
Wright, LeRov, Evert, sch t, 1720 Webb St.,
Detroit 6, Mich. 1944
Wright, Marvott Webb, p, 567 Hanover St.,
Fall River, Mass. 1942
Wright, Robert Bradley, p. Green Mountain,
Iowa. 268, 1960
Wright, Robert Willis, p, P.O. Box 26, 65 S.
Grand St., West Suffield, Conn. 268, 1960
Wright, Samuel Anthony, ret, 210 E. Sharon
Rd., Reoland, Cal. 1917
Wright, Silas E., p. Box 202, Fontanelle, Iowa. 1927
Wright, Thomas Fred, ret, R.D., Zuni, Va. 1924
WueUner, Mrs. Flora May Slosson, p, 56 N.
Beacon St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1954
Wuerfel, Erich, p, Dos De Mayo, Misiones,
Argentina, S. A. 1960
Wulfekuehler, Edward George, Jr., p, 167
Harrison St., Ashland, Ore. 1953
Wyatt, Kenneth Blanchard, p, 2 A Hillside
Rd.,Greenbelt,Md. 1945
Wycoff, William Alfred, p, 260 Columbia Ave.,
Cliffside Park, N. J. 1933
Wygant, Willis Edward, Jr., ch. Juvenile De-
tention Home, 241 22nd Ave., San Mateo,
Cal. 1955
Wyland, Benjamin Franklin, orw, 3028 Ninth
Ave., N., Saint Petersburg, Fla. 1908
Wvman, Henry Gregory, p, 30450 Lorain Rd.,
"^North Olmsted, Ohio. 1955
Wvman, Walter Edward, as p, 645 Boylston
St., Boston 16, Mass. 1941
Yabrofif, William Wollin, pod, 16400 HUow
Rd., Los Gatos, Cal. 1954
Yaker, Henri Mar, ncr, 512 Benner St., High-
land Park, N. J. 1953
Yale, Stephen Lake, as p, Manhasset, N. Y.
268, 1960
Yamada, Masao, ncr, 2220 University Ave.,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 17, 1933
Yamane, Susumu, p, Box 536, Koloa, Kauai,
Hawaii. 1953
Yarrow, Ernest Albert, Jr., p, 9260 California
Ave., Seattle 16, Wash. 1938
Yeager, Ivor Franklin, coll pf, Illinois College,
Jacksonville, 111. 1951
Yeagle, Lloyd Ritter, p, 3 Maple Rd., Oxford,
Mass. 1935
Yee, James Brewster, p, 70 Main St., Union-
ville. Conn. 1939
Yenches, John Lawrence, p, 501 96th St.,
Bal Harbour, Fla. 1942
Yeo, Richard Warren, coll ad, 804 Beacon St.,
Boston 15, Mass. 1959
Yettru, Carl H., p. Box 196, Bridgewater, N. Y. 1909
Yinger, Homer Vincent, p, 2095 W. Market
St.,Akronl3, Oiiio. 1938
Yinker, Paul Wesley, pod, 614 Highland Ave.,
Piedmont, Cal. 1939
Yoak, Robert Newman, p, Nashua, Iowa. 1947
Yoh, Robert Carl, p, Perkinsville, Vt. 1944
Yohannan, Slilemon, ret, 475 ChiUicothe Rd.,
Chesterland, Oliio. 1923
Yohn, David Waite, p, 335 E. Second St., El
Paso, 111. 1959
Yolton, Daniel James, p, 254 E. Patterson St.,
Lansford, Pa. 1955
Yordon, Henry Karl, p, Southbury, Conn. 1953
York, Forrest Weaver, p, 403 Third Ave., Eau
Claire, Wis. 1936
York, Mrs. Gladys E. Doughty, p. R.D. 2,
Cumberland Center, Me. 1935
York, Stanley, p, 116 S. State St., Beriin, Wis. 1956
Yost, Gerald Eugene, asp, 1101 Main St.,
Brockton, Mass. 268, 1960
Young, Albert Henry, p, R. 1, South Charles-
ton, Ohio. 1951
Young, Alfred Everett, p. Box 258, Lisle,
N. Y. 19, 1946
Young, Andrew, re«, R.D. ,Dover-Foxcroft, Me. 1918
Young, Andrew J., orw, 111-35 200th St.,
Saint Albans, N. Y. 1955
Young, E. Vernon, ret. North Hatley, Quebec,
Canada. 1914
Young, Ezra Porter, ncr, 84 Rue Abdul Aziz,
Beirut, Lebanon. 1934
Young, Glenn Weeks, p, 176 Cooper Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 1940
Young, Harold E., ret, R.D., Box 32, Saco St.,
Westbrook, Me. 1903
Young, John G., mj/, ABCFM. 245, 1937
Young, Lewis Charles, as p, 26 South St.,
Brockton, Mass. 1957
Yovmg, Lonnie E., p, R. 2, Box 60B, Raleigh,
N. C. 1951
Young, Lowell Allison, ret, 836 The Alameda,
Berkeley 7, Cal. 1918
Young, Parker NUo, pod. Box 187, North
Truro, Mass. 1956
Young, Peter, ret, 21 Stony Brook Rd., Haz-
ard ville, Conn. 1921
Young, Robert Le\vis, p, 102 New Haven
Ave., Woodmont, Conn. 1947
Young, Samuel, p, 380 Country Way, Scituate
Center, Mass. 1936
Young, William Harvey, ret, 67 E. North St.,
Galesburg, 111. 1918
Youngman, William H., ret, 716 Howard St.,
Santa Rosa, Cal. 1915
Youtz, Ernest Eugene, p em, 822 Ocean Ave.,
Brooklyn 26, N. Y. 1912
Yphantis, K. Paul, orw, 45 Ledgelawn Ave.,
Lexington 73, Mass. 1926
Yuells, Elbert John, p, 39 Jackson Rd., Crans-
ton 10, R. I. 1949
[Yuen, To Pui, deceased.
Yungclas, Donald Roger, asp, 8787PcaificSt.,
Omaha 14, Neb. 1955
Zacharias, Fred E., p. Pilgrim Christian
Church, Chardon, Ohio. 1943
Zaffiro, Fehx H., ncr, 438 39th Ave., N., Seat-
tle 2, Wash. 1937
Zahl, Ferdinand Chris, ret, 4346 Harmon Rd.,
El Sobrante, Cal. 1923
Zang, Jacob, ret, R.D. 1, Shermansdale, Pa. 1924
Zdvoracek, Lawrence Worel, p, 3355-A Kaau
St., Honolulu 16, Hawaii. 1951
Zech, Harry Edward, p. Box 1825, Ponce,
P. R. 1936
Zeckhausen, Paul Wesley, as p, 32 Winthrop
Ct., Milford, Conn. 1957
Zezzo, Joseph, p, 23 Vine St., Hartford, Conn. 1946
Ziegenhals, Walter Eugene, orw, 4514 Franklin
Blvd., Cleveland 2, Ohio. 1954
Zieke, Paul William, p, 6234 Victoria St., Saint
Louis 10, Mo. 1927
[Zierzow, Mrs. Virginia M., deceased. 277
ZiUiac, George Horace, p. Box 656, Depue, 111.
268, 1960
Zimmerman, Herbert S., p, Mott, N. D. 1946
Zimmerman, Joseph Alfree, ncr, 579 Eddy Rd.,
East Cleveland 12, Ohio. 1919
Zimmennan, Orville Rudolph, p, Box 244,
Fallon, Mont. 268, 1960
Zimmerman, Theron Arlo, p, 312 Meade St.,
Rapid City, S. D. 1930
Zinn, John Robert, p, P.O. Box 246, Richmond,
111. 268, 1960
Zito, William John, p. Old Salty Works Rd.,
Westbrook, Conn. 1959
398
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1960
Zoppel, Richard Radcliffe, p, 455 Warwick
Ave., San Leandro, Cal. 1945
Zorn, Henry G., ret, 5011 N.E. 15th Ave.,
Portland 11, Ore. 1914
Zoschke, Lloyd Adelbert, p, Eau Claire, Mich. 1958
Zuern, Elden D. J., as p, 444 Washington St.,
Quincy 69, Mass. 1949
LOCAL MINISTERS (with limited ordination)
Bennett, Garland B., Box 19, Ramseur, N. C.
Bennett, J. Robert, R. 2, Box 231, Clayton, N. C.
Brown, J. Avery, Box 133, Gibsonville, N. C.
Burgess, Lunnie W., Ramseur, N. C.
Burke, Mrs. Pauline, 905 Crest St., Charleroi, Pa.
Carpenter, Warner C, R. D. 5, Tifton, Ga.
CorneUus, C. F., 5412 DiUard St., Raleigh, N. C.
Couch, Franklin L., 22 Central St., Dalton, Mass.
Currier, E. Benjamin, 3 WiUow St., Saco, Me.
Daniel, W. B., 1108 Virginia Ave., S., Norfolk, Va.
Denton, J. A., R. 5, Sanford, N. C.
Dixon, Carl J., R. 1, Benson, N. C.
Edwards, Kenyon, 7805 Sheryl Dr., Norfolk, Va.
Emery, Waldo M., Alfred, Me.
Fogleman, Martin L., R. 2, Liberty, N. C.
Garrett, R. Glenn, R. 3, Mebane, N. C.
Hansen, Henry M., Brimfield, lU.
Haupt, Walter H., Sunset & Wayne Ave., Coving-
ton, Ky.
Henderson, J. W., R. 1, Luray, Va.
Hultman, Robert C, R. 3, Pittsboro, N. C.
Joyner, W. T., 508 Barnes Ave., Durham, N. C.
Kruse, CHfton B., Sr., Carbondale, Kan.
LaBounty, Walter N., East Barnet, Vt.
LeMonte, Jack, Norfolk, Va.
Lines, Bradley T., Milton, N. H.
Littiken, John P., 307 CUmax St., Graham, N. C.
Liverman, T. F., Jr., Box 37, Liberty, N. C.
Loy, J. C, R. 1, Louisburg, N. C.
Lynn, Fred S., R. 3, Edgerton, Wis.
McCoy, Mrs. SteUa I., 817 N. Broadway, Wichita,
Kans.
Melton, Albert C, 630 S. Seventh St., Las Vegas,
Nev.
Meyer, Lawrence J., R. 1, Randolph, Wis.
Moore, Dwight W., Box 168A, Halifax Rd., South
Boston, Va.
Nichols, Mrs. Josephine Z., 100 Courtland Ave.,
Park Ridge, 111.
Nichols, R. A., 911 Wade Ave., Garner, N. C.
Olson, Sidney G., 119 Bingham Dr., Churchland,
Portsmouth, Va.
Powell, Odell J., 212 CornwaUis Dr., Greensboro,
N. C.
Reed, Henry H., Chase Rd., East Freetown, Mass.
Sherwood, Harvey H., Gays Mills, Wis.
Stanley, J. Lester, R. 1, Elon College, N. C.
Taylor, Morris E., 904 W. Poythress St., Hope-
well, Va.
Wentlihg, Richard T., Smith Center, Kans.
Wiley, James Earl, 106 Smith St., Carmi, 111.
Wood, Henry M., P. O. Box 201, Carthage, N. Y.
1960] Last Minute Revisions 399
LAST MINUTE REVISIONS
In the weeks required to compile copy, changes are reported and errors come to light.
They are listed here with the suggestion that holders of the Year Book correct their copy at
least as to items likely to concern them.
Colorado: Pastor Removed: G. H. Underbill from Englewood. Pastor Called: G. V. Strickler to
1st Ch., Longmont.
Hawaii: Pastor Removed: J. E. Davis from U.C.C., Waialua.
Intermountain: Pastor Called: J. E. Davis to Lusk, Wyo.
Iowa: Pastors Removed: C. M. Crowell from Blairsburg; W. B. Hadley from Anoka; G. V. Strickler
from Urbandale.
Maine: Pastors Removed: J. R. Johnston from Mexico; E. F. Pitcock from Casco-Raymond United
Parish; Mrs. V. L. Thompson from Sebago Lake Regional Parish. Pastor Called: F. G. Kinsley to Warren
Ch., Westbrook.
Massachusetts: Pastors Removed: C. M. Bezdek from Foster Mem. Ch., Springfield; D. B. Johnston
from South Brokckton; N. C. McLean from Marlborough; J. R. Williams from Lake View Ch., Worcester.
Pastors Called: G. M. Hooten, Jr. to Marblehead; N. C. MacLean to Central Ch., Dracut; D. D. Menzel
to Norfolk; K. J. Sanford to 1st Ch., Hyde Park; J. R. Williams to Chaffin Ch., Holden.
Montana: Pastor Removed: C. A. Burkhardt from Broadus & Coalwood. Pastor Called: D. Brown
to Broadus & Coalwood.
New Hampshire : Pastor Removed: G. M. Hooten, Jr. from Brookside Ch., Manchester.
New York: Pastor Removed: A. L. Teikmanis from Sayville. Pastor Called: E. W. Gould to Newark
Valley.
Ohio: Pastors Removed: J. A. Batten from Penfield; J. M. Buran (Asso.) from Lorain; H. C. Foster
(co-p) from Faith U.C.C., Cleveland; E. G. Galusha from Amherst; E. W. Gould from Hope Ch., Cleve-
land; Charlotte M. HoTopp from Wayne; P. S. Kershner from 1st Ch., Akron; O. N. Thomas from West
Milton. Pastors Called: A. S. Carlson to West Milton; P. Miguel to Penfield.
Pennsylvania: Pastor Removed: C. A. Whitlatch from Trinity Ch., Scranton.
Rhode Island: Pastors Removed: R. P. Bell from Saylesville, L. L. Durgin from Central Ch., Provi-
dence; E. E. Johnson from Union Ch., Newport; J. R. Washington from Sheldon St. Ch., Providence.
South Dakota: Pastors Removed: E. H. Horst from Herreid & Grace Ch., Mobridge; A. E. Walker
from Elk Point.
Southern Convention: Pastor Called: W. A. Cousins to South Norfolk, Va.
400 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
GENERAL INDEX
PAGE
Advertisements: Colleges, Seminaries; Commercial 278-310
Alabama Statistics, see Geographical Index
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 8
Andover Newton Tlieological School 300, 301
Annual Statistics of Churches 29, 215
Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers, The 13
Apportionment Receipts, Final Distribution of 222
Arizona Statistics, see Geographical Index
Arkansas Statistics, see Geographical Index
Associations, Directory of Conferences and 16-20
Bangor Theological Seminary 302
Benevolences, Questions and Answers 216, 217
Board of Home Missions 9, 10
Boston Seaman's Friend Society, Inc 310
California, Northern Statistics 29-32
California, Southern and Southwest Statistics 33-39
Campus Ministry, Fellowship of 248-253
Canada: Ontario, see Geographical Index
Candidates in care Local Association 311-328
Central South Statistics (see Geographical Index) 40, 41
Chaplains in U. S. Armed Forces and Allied Agencies 246, 247
Chicago Theological Seminary 303
Christian Education Division of the Board of Home Missions 9
Christian Higher Education Division, B.H.M 9
Christian Summary 222
Church Extension and Evangelism Division of the Board of Home Missions 10
Colleges and Universities, Directory of 26, 27
Colorado Statistics 42-44
Commission on Interchurch Relations and Christian Unity, General Council 5
Commission on Stewardship, General CouncU 5
Committee on Credentials, General Council 4
Committee on Resolutions, General Council 4
Comparative Table by Conferences, Summary I 218, 219
Comparative Table by Years, Summary II 220
Conference Directory and Associations 16-20
Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply 12
Congregational Christ:
Congregational Christ
Congregational Christ
Congregational Christ
Congregational Christ
Congregational Christ
Congregational Christ
Congregational Christ
Congregational Christ
an Council of Theological Schools 27
an Historical Society, The 14
an Ministers, Deceased 269-277
an Ministers in Ecumenical Work 254
an Ministers in Full Standing 329-398
an Ministers Teaching Religion 255, 256
an Ordinations, 1960 266-268
an Service Committee 11
an Service Committee Overseas Personnel 245
Congregational Library, The 309
Connecticut Statistics 45-54
Constitution, By-Laws and Standing Rules of the General Council 226-239
Convention of the South Statistics (see Geographical Index) 55-60
Corporation for the General Council 6
Council for Social Action 11
Delaware Statistics, see Geographical Index
Department of the Ministry, General Council 5
Directors of Religious Education of Congregational Christian Churches 258-262
Directory of Conferences and Associations 16-20
Directory of the United Church of Christ 21-25
Distribution of Apportionment Receipts, Final 222
District of Columbia, see Geographical Index
Division of Church Extension and Evangelism of the Board of Home Missions .... 10
Executive Committee, General Council 4
Executive Committee of the International Congregational Council 5
Explanation of Schedules and Reference Marks 28
FeUowship of Campus Ministry 248-253
Florida Statistics 61-63
1960]
General Index 401
PAGE
General Board of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U. S. A. . 6
General Convention of the Christian Church 7
General Convention of the American Christian Church, Meetings 240
General Council, Corporation 6
General Council, Financial Statement 223-225
General Council, Meetings 240
General Council, Officers, Committees and Commissions 4-6
Georgia Statistics, see Geographical Index
German Congregational Conference Summary 222
Hartford Seminary Foundation 304
Hawaii Statistics 64-67
Health and Welfare Institutions 257
Higher Education and American Missionary Association Division, B.H.M 9
Home Missions, Board of 9, 10
Howard University School of Religion 308
Idaho Statistics, see Geographical Index
Illinois Statistics 68-77
In care of Association, Candidates for Ministry ■ 311-328
Indiana Statistics 78-81
Intermountain Convention Statistics (see Geographical Index) 82, 83
International Congregational Council 15
International Congregational Council, Executive Committee 5
International Congregational Laymen's Fellowship 242
International Congregational Council, Women's Fellowship 241
Iowa Statistics 84-89
Kansas Statistics 90-92
Kentucky Statistics, see Geographical Index
Last Minute Revisions 399
Lay Members Directory 263-265
Laymen's Fellowship of the Board of Home Missions 10
Laymen's Fellowship, State or Convention Presidents 242
Licentiates 311-328
Local Ministers with Limited Ordination 398
Louisiana Statistics, ^ee Geographical Index
Maine Statistics 93-100
Maryland Statistics, see Geographical Index
Massachusetts Statistics 101-119
Members of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in America 6
Michigan Statistics 120-127
Middle Atlantic Statistics (see Geographical Index) 128-131
Ministerial Relief Division of the Board of Home Missions 10
Ministers in Full Standing 329-398
Ministers in Ecumenical Work 254
Minnesota Statistics 132-136
Missions Council, The 12
Missionaries, A.B.C.F.M 243-245
Mississippi Statistics, see Geographical Index
Missouri Statistics 137, 138
Montana Statistics 139, 140
National Council Churches of Christ, General Assembly 6
National Council Churches of Christ, General Board 6
National Council of the Congregational Churches 7
National Council of the Pilgrim Fellowship 7
National Council, Meetings 240
National Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women 12, 241
National Laymen's Fellowship, State or Convention Presidents 242
Nebraska Statistics 141-144
Necrology of Congregational Christian Ministers 269-277
Nevada Statistics, see Geographical Index
New Hampshire Statistics 145-150
New Jersey Statistics, see Geographical Index
New Mexico Statistics, see Geographical Index
New York Statistics 151-160
Nominating Committee, General Council 4
North Carolina Statistics, see Geographical Index
North Dakota Statistics 161-163
402 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
PAGE
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology 305
Obituaries, Congregational Christian Ministers 269-277
Office of Communication, The 13
Officers, Committees and Commissions of the General Council 4-6
Ohio Statistics 164-174
Oklahoma Statistics, see Geographical Index
Ordinations, Congregational Christian, 1960 266, 268
Oregon Statistics 175, 176
Other Pastors (not Members of Associations) & Licentiates 311-328
Overseas Personnel, Congregational Christian Service Committee 245
Pacific School of Religion 306
Pastoral Supply, Congregational Board of 12
Pastors not Members of Associations or Conferences 311-328
Pennsylvania Statistics 177-180
Pilgrim Press Division of the Board of Home Missions 10
Promotion and Missionary Education Division of the Board of Home Missions ... 10
Puerto Rico Statistics 181, 182
Religious Education, Directors of 258-262
Retirement Fund for Lay Workers 13
Rhode Island Statistics 183, 184
South Carolina Statistics, see Geographical Index
South Dakota Statistics 185-189
Southeast Convention Statistics (see Geographical Index) 190-193
Southern Convention Statistics (see Geographical Index) 194-199
Southern Union College and Minister's School 309
Special Promotion, Board of Home Missions 10
Summary I, Comparative Table by Conferences 218, 219
Summary II, Comparative Table by Years 220
Summary of German Congregational Conference 222
Supplementary Summary 221
Table of Contents 2, 3
Tennessee Statistics, see Geographical Index
Texas Statistics, see Geographical Index
Useful Addresses and Telephone Numbers 3
U. S. Conference for the World Council of Churches 5
Utah Statistics, see Geographical Index
Vermont Statistics 200-205
Virginia Statistics, see Geographical Index
Washington Statistics 206-209
West Virginia Statistics, see Geographical Index
Wisconsin Statistics 210-215
Women's Fellowship of the International Congregational Council 241
World Council of Churches, U. S. Conference for the 5
Wyoming Statistics, see Geographical Index
Yale University Divinity School 307
Yankton College, The School of Theology 308
I960]] Geographical Index 403
GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX BY STATE
and the
CONFERENCE OR CONVENTION WHEREIN
CHURCHES MAY BE FOUND
State Conference or Convention Pages
Ala Conv. of the South; Southeast Conv 55, 190, 191
Ariz California Southern and Southwest Conf 38
Ark Missouri Conf 138
Cal Northern California Conf. ; California Southern and Southwest Conf 29-32, 33-39
Canada New York Conf 160
Colo Colorado Conf 42-44
Conn Connecticut Conf 45-54
Del Middle Atlantic Conf 128
D. C Middle Atlantic Conf 128
Fla Florida Conf.; Southeast Conv 61-63, 191
Ga Conv. of the South; Southeast Conv 55, 191, 192
Hawaii Hawaiian Assn 64-67
Ida Intermountain Conv.; Washington Conf 82, 206
111 lUinois Conf 68-77
Ind Indiana Conf. ; Ohio Conf 78-81 , 173
Iowa Iowa Conf 84-89
Kans Kansas Conf 90-92
Ky Conv. of the South; Ohio Conf.; Southeast Conv 55, 173, 192
La Central South Conv.; Conv. of the South 40, 55, 56
Me Maine Conf.; New Hampshire Conf 93-100, 145
Md IMiddle Atlantic Conf.; Pennsylvania Conf 128, 177
Mass Massachusetts Conf 101-119
Mich Michigan Conf.; Wisconsin Conf 120-127, 214
Minn Minnesota Conf 132-136
Miss Conv. of the South 56
Mo Missouri Conf 137, 138
Mont Montana Conf 139, 140
Neb Colorado Conf.; Kansas Conf.; Nebraska Conf.; South Dakota Conf 44, 91,
92, 141-144, 188
Nev Northern California Conf. ; California Southern and Southwest Conf 32, 39
N. H New Hampshire Conf 145-150
N. J Middle Atlantic Conf 128-130
N. M California Southern and Southwest Conf 39
N. Y Connecticut Conf.; New York Conf.; Pennsylvania Conf 47, 151-160, 179
N. C Conv. of the South; Southern Conv 56-59, 194-197
N. D North Dakota Conf.; South Dakota Conf 161-163, 188
Ohio Indiana Conf.; Ohio Conf 81, 164-174
Okla Central South Conv 40
Ore Oregon Conf 175, 176
Pa Ohio Conf.; Pennsylvania Conf 174, 177-180
P. R Puerto Rico Conf 181, 182
R. I Rhode Island Conf 183, 184
S. C Conv. of the South; Southeast Conv 59, 192
S. D South Dakota Conf 185-189
Tenn Conv. of the South; Missouri Conf.; Southeast Conv 59, 138, 192, 193
Tex California Southern and Southwest Conf. ; Central South Conf. ; Conv. of the
South 39,41,42,59
Utah Intermountain Conv 82
Vt Vermont Conf 200-205
Va Conv. of the South; Middle Atlantic Conf.; Southern Conv 57, 59, 60, 130, 197-199
Wash Wasliington Conf 206-209
W. Va Ohio Conf.; Southern Conv 174, 199
Wis Wisconsin Conf 210-215
Wyo Colorado Conf.; Intermountain Conv 44, 82, 83
404 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1960
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